A python has swallowed a pet cat and kittens where they slept in Australia. Snake catcher Tiarnah Kingaby was called to a property in Waterford, in the south of Brisbane, to remove the reptile. A ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. (Photo Credit: ultramarinfoto / Getty Images) A 13-foot-long python was recently found in a trailer park in Oklahoma City, as per ...

A 13-foot albino python feasting on cats and other animals has been terrorizing an Oklahoma community for months and the hunt for the enormous serpent is ramping up. The python has been in the area of ...

Snake experts have been contracted to remove a 13-foot-long albino reticulated python from an Oklahoma trailer park, where several cats have gone missing over the past several months. Trevor Bounds of ...

Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers in Australia helped the family remove the large python from their home Getty A cat in Australia spent one of their nine lives narrowly avoiding a serious snake attack.

A family in Australia had the shock of their lives when a large Carpet Python attempted to grab their pet tabby cat out of their backyard and make off with it. Thankfully, the owner of the cat was ...

A snake catcher has spoken out after a viral video of a python that devoured a cat on the Sunshine Coast shocked social media users and prompted dozens of pet owners to share their own tragic snake ...

A royal python had been lurking in the closet of a French woman's apartment for two days before she finally noticed it slithering toward her front door on Sunday. "I immediately understood that this ...

Port St. Lucie, Florida — Officers caught a 12-foot python Friday that neighbors said had been eating the area's cats. Sgt. John Holman arrived on the scene at about 7:20 a.m.and found a dead cat in ...

A 13-foot snake has been living on a steady diet of cats since moving into a trailer park in Oklahoma. The python, thought to have been a pet, may have doubled in size in just five months. It has a ...

OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) – Management of a south Oklahoma City mobile home park urged its residents this week not to speak out about a 13-foot-long cat-eating albino python still in the neighborhood.