Grandmother Removes Snakes From a Grill With Her Bare Hands [VIDEO]
The next time you open up your grill to have a cookout you may be opening it up a little bit slower after watching this video. A woman in Australia…
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(Photo by David McNew/Getty Images)The next time you open up your grill to have a cookout you may be opening it up a little bit slower after watching this video. A woman in Australia found two pythons in her grill and decided to remove them with her own hands.
Faye Morgan, who is an 81-year-old grandmother from Brisbane, Australia decided to remove not one, but two pythons who took up residence in a grill. While a man held a container open, Morgan manages to grab both snakes by herself and carefully put them in the container without any harm to her or the animals.
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