An animal getting trapped within your car can be a scary and traumatizing experience.
Animals such as cats, dogs, and birds have been known to seek refuge in and under cars for a number of reasons, usually for shelter or warmth. So if it’s been chilly out or raining all day long, you might want to try tapping your car’s bonnet before starting the engine.
A woman, known as Sya took to Twitter on Thursday (April 21st) to show a hiding reptile inside her uncle’s car engine.
She said that her uncle took his car to the workshop to be fixed, and when the mechanic lifted the bonnet - they discovered a giant python inside the engine!
Alamak, so scary!
In a follow-up tweet, she shared a video of the Civil Defence Force (APM) officers helping to remove the huge snake.
Gladly no reptiles or humans were hurt!
She then asked the public to remember to open the bonnet and inspect the inside of the car every now and then to ensure that there are no “unwanted passengers” hiding within our cars while driving.
By: Aishah Akashah Ahadiat
