What would you do if you saw a python in your house?

Which one? Is it John Cleese?

1. Scream

2. Run to my neighbors.

3. Then call 911.

I would attempt to deal with it myself, i have worked with and dealt with reptiles and snakes since i was a child. If i cant do it, ill call for animal control.

I would wonder what the hell I'm doing in Africa, Asia, or Australia. 🙄

Give it plenty of space and call a wildlife rescue. Maybe pet it if it doesn't seem aggressive towards the agent 👀

Take a picture then put it in a container and try to find out whose it is.

i would xcatch pet it ::::::and ask you to give it to me to take home...
i have one that i caught in Myanmar forests and he is very a helpful housecleaner and rodent locator.. However , he always occupies my bathtub to live in..As such , i have to pick him up and throw out every morning when i bathe.

Leave and call animal control.

no need for all this raising scare alarms in the entire neighborhood...
Relax and be calm ,be yourself ,,,
Its time to think over what needs be done and do it,
In case you have a mosquito net at home ,,,spread it out to prevent the snake jumping .....BY THE WAY<<<<remember PYTHONS are poisonless but they hunt for rodents everywhere ....my johhny even gets into mt washing machine to investigate ......
Phone up police Fast track,,Vet.doctor for venom vaccine ,Family doctor for emergency help ,Ambulance ,,,SSPCA ,,.Any friends you have who are reptile dealing experts . Call 24x7 //chemist for any venom serum neutralizer..Saline and glucose drips.

call you

Recover from the shock of seeing a tropical wild animal in a Southern English home.

Realise it must be someone's escaped pet.

Ensure it is confined to the room, then telephone the RSPCA or some other animal charity.

I will keep screaming till others crowd around, if at all they could. I might think of slithering up the window to get out. Idk.

I hv to sleep. So, no such thoughts anymore.

Scream first.
Make sure it could not escape.
Call for a snake expert.
Get that snake somewhere it belongs. Not in my house.

Run 🏃‍♂️🐍

Just make sure it's updated, it's not that scary

Call the SSPCA.

AHH