'Christmas tinsel garland': Australian woman finds 10 foot python in her christmas tree

The 10-foot python spent quite a few hours on it, before slithering away at night.

An Australian woman got the shock of her life after finding a 10-foot python coiling in her Christmas tree.

According to local reports, Leanne Chapman her partner returned to their Queensland apartment after work on Thursday afternoon to notice a couple of noisy birds.

Chapman’s partner decided to film the birds leaning on to the tree without realising that a python had parked itself on the tree. After realising that there was a live decoration on their tree, the couple decided to leave the snake alone. After spending a few hours on the tree, the snake reportedly slithered away at night.

It was only when it moved that the couple realised the snake’s size, which they estimated it to be at least 10 foot. Take a look at how people reacted to the live decoration on the tree:

Christmas tinsel garland 😂 pic.twitter.com/cBByBzCkLM

— Priscilla Mars (@MarchPris) December 13, 2019

The house belongs to the snake now if it were me

— Champagne Pappy (@TheHumanShazam) December 13, 2019

Of course this is in Australia

— Kevan Krueger 🌷 (@KevanKrueger) December 13, 2019

Well it is outside, I say let him stay..
Or take him and the tree he loves to a more suitable spot.

— Kat (@belisl2) December 13, 2019

Serpent has played a major role in turning human history in Bible.

— Saral Arora (@SaralArora7) December 13, 2019

If it offers you an apple, dont take it.

— Seán the facts are uncontested (@ShockerdyermomR) December 13, 2019

It looks quite comfy.🤷🏻‍♀️

— Anahera. (@TheAnaheraRebel) December 13, 2019

pic.twitter.com/jRBlljNRtL

— kristenshomer (@kristenshomer) December 13, 2019

Well they haven’t got to buy any decorations.

— Mark Ridgley (@zogman64) December 13, 2019