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I found a huge hissing snake in my toilet — it took 2 days to flush it
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August 9, 2023
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0:35Now PlayingHissing pipes are a telltale sign of plumbing problems — especially when there’s a snake inside.
That was the circumstance for one horrified woman who found the slithering reptile in her toilet and spent two days trying to get rid of it.
Michelle Lespron had just returned home after a trip, hurrying to the bathroom after a long journey.
Before doing her bathroom business, she discovered a black and pink-colored coachwhip snake, which is non-venomous but can be aggressive.
“I slammed the lid back down right away,” she told JamPress.
Lespron, a resident in the Catalina Foothills area of Tucson, Arizona, called Rattlesnake Solutions to take care of it.
Unfortunately, the pesky snake gave the handler, Nick, more trouble than he expected.
He made three visits to Lespron’s home amid attempts to free the serpent from her commode.
His immense efforts were not without personal cost. In the 11-second video obtained by Jam Press, the handler can be seen grabbing and tugging at the snake before it digs its fangs into his skin and hisses at the camera.
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