Königspython makes mailbox in Seehausen a new home!

Königspython makes mailbox in Seehausen a new home!

Seehausen, Deutschland - Today in Seehausen on Lake Staffel: A span style = "Font-Weight: Bold;"> Königspython caused excitement. The peaceful snake had made itself comfortable on a mailbox of an empty property. The alarm bells rang, and both the police and the fire brigade were immediately informed to capture the animal. So far, the owner of the python remains in the dark, which also heats up the curiosity of the residents. The fire brigade mastered the challenge with flying colors and brought the exotic animal to a reptile sanctuary in Munich.

The origin of the snake is unclear: experts suspect that it was either escaped or even exposed. In this context, it is interesting to know that royal spythons in their African homeland mainly live on mice, rats and small birds. This species is considered a popular pet in terrariums, not least because of its calm temperament and the fact that it is completely harmless to humans. The royal python is usually between 110 and 150 cm long.

a peaceful snake

royal pythons are not toxic and have a remarkable brown-black appearance with characteristic light brown or yellow patterns. Their way of life is rather reserved: they are loners who prefer a quiet place, which makes them pleasant roommates. While they sometimes become up to two meters long in nature, they usually remain smaller in captivity. It is pointed out that a minimum of 130 x 60 x 60 cm is required for the terrarium for a species -appropriate attitude.

Last year there were similar incidents: two pythons were found in the Siebenischwald in Augsburg, one of them even two meters. Here it becomes clear that such finds in the region are not unusual. The police advise you to report possible references to the legal owner of the Python. All those who dream of a lovely (but often misunderstood) pet may encounter a world of responsibility and care that needs to be considered.

• royal spythons usually reach lengths from 110 to 150 cm.
• You feed in the nature of mice and rats.
• in Germany they are relatively popular than pets because they are peaceful and non -toxic.
• The annual maintenance effort for such an animal amounts to around 50 euros for feed and 20 euros for energy.

This is how the exciting question remains: who misses his snake? And above all: will the responsible authorities be able to solve the puzzles around this unusual encounter? In any case, the story of the royal python in sleepy Seehausen is increasing more and more in the region. Observations of the animal's finding can be addressed to the police, which is dependent on indications of the population. Finally, the love for animal companions is cross -border, and who knows, maybe the next find is again a surprising adventure in the colorful world of reptiles.

Further information on Königspythons, their attitude and care can be found on the pages of Exotic pets or in the reports of Augsburger Allgemeine and Nordbayern .