An eastern brown snake is filmed eating a carpet python at a home west of Brisbane, with snake catchers saying a population boom could have driven the deadly predator to seek out its unusual meal.

Carpet pythons come in all different shapes, sizes and colours, ranging from brown and black to olive green. The patterns on carpet pythons can range from rings to various shapes and splotches ...

Here is a short video of the Eastern Brown eating the Carpet Python N&S Snake Catcher 0415136941 www.nssnakecatcher.com.au For media licensing please contact Caters News on [email protected] ...

Footage has emerged of a deadly eastern brown snake eating a carpet python The cannibal serpents were observed by professional snake catchers in Brisbane 'It's very rare any snake catcher gets to ...

Eastern brown snake eats a carpet python in the Queensland suburb of Goodna. A DEADLY eastern brown snake has enjoyed a long lunch in Brisbane’s western suburbs.

Eastern brown snake eats a carpet python in the Queensland suburb of Goodna. A DEADLY eastern brown snake has enjoyed a long lunch in Brisbane’s western suburbs.

GREEN BAY, Wis. (WGBA/CNN/CNN Newsource/WKRC) - A 7-foot-long python was discovered under the hood of a car. According to Green Bay police, the reptile was a jungle carpet python, which is a snake ...

Footage has emerged of a deadly eastern brown snake making a meal out of a carpet python west of Brisbane. Supplied image of an Eastern Brown Snake eating a Carpet Pyton at a house in the Ipswich ...

Imagine checking under the hood of your car and finding a python slithering in your engine! That recently happened to someone in Green Bay."It's kind of scary," Ellen Chaudoir of Green Bay told WGBA.

Imagine checking under the hood of your car and finding a python slithering in your engine! That recently happened to someone in Green Bay."It's kind of scary," Ellen Chaudoir of Green Bay told WGBA.

Imagine checking under the hood of your car and finding a python slithering in your engine! That recently happened to someone in Green Bay."It's kind of scary," Ellen Chaudoir of Green Bay told WGBA.