I'm John Batcher with Jeremy Zakis. We need a break and the break is a giant carpet

Python. Jeremy remind everybody a carpet python can live in the roof and people coexist with it because it's not

venomous however it's also hungry what has this carpet python eaten?

Well John that's the million dollar question here in Australia. And this carpet

python is actually on the Sunshine Coast just north of Brisbane in our illustrious state of

Queensland, which, as you know with all our snake stories most of the

best ones come out of Queensland and and what happened this week was this

carpet python was found in a shed which happens you know almost every day in

Queensland but it had a massive bulginous midriff.

So the owner took a photo, immediately posted it online, the Sunshine Coast snake catches actually

got there as well, and everybody was baffled.

What had this carpet python eaten?

And honestly, John, it's actually made the national news year.

Everybody is trying to guess what this carpet python had eaten and because it is a protected species of course you can't kill it and basically open it up to have a look so it really has become a nationwide phenomena right now. We're trying to figure out what it is. Some people think it's a possum, but the snake

catches who are probably the experts in this region say it's actually too big to be a possum. So what people are thinking now is, was it some kind of larger animal maybe a baby

fox or was it some kind of domestic pet although people are quick to point out or at

least they're in the local council area where it was found nobody's reported any pets missing so I think

luckily enough hopefully nobody's lost their pet but this was a phenomenal

and truly John if you have a look at the photo that's about a maybe seven to 10 inch diameter bold in that

platform which is normally only about three to four in the center when it hasn't

eaten so this this snake was hungry and it's certainly found its dinner and

I guess we'll probably be talking about this

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