This spices up the shopping experience

[El Presidente]

 

A Woolworths shopper has rescued a three-metre python after spotting it in the herb and spice section of her local store.

Speaking to 7NEWS.com.au, Helaina Alati said she was perusing she shelves at the Woolies in Glenorie, Sydney, when she made the ssss-surprising discovery.

“I was browsing and turned to my left and he had come out and his face was about 20cm from mine, just looking at me,” she said.

 

 

[Chucko8]

What beauty. Lovely diamond python. 

[99call]

Serves people right from reaching for bullshit made up spice mixes,  what on earth is 'pizza topper?'

[Meesterjojo]

Jaysus. Where's the one place in Australia that isn't trying to actively kill anyone?

[mprach024]

List of places safe from the wildlife in Australia:

1) Walk-in-Freezers....

 

Thank you for reading this list.

[Meesterjojo]

13 hours ago, mprach024 said:

List of places safe from the wildlife in Australia:

1) Walk-in-Freezers....

 

Thank you for reading this list.

Doubt.

There's a reason Australia is cut off from other continents. It was a death lab. Never been, but I'm convinced of this. And I say this living in the most remote and dangerous part of the lower 48 states.

I'm positive there's a cold blooded critter for walk in freezers.

Reminds me. The other morning I was leaving the hospital and I swore I saw a pack of primates. Tails. Slender bodies. Up on their rear legs. I panicked but drove near them. They all ran up a tree.

We have wildlife from Africa, for example, that has escaped and flourished here, so I figures there's wild chimps running around.

Took me a day but apparently they're called ringtails and are quite harmless. Really had me going though.