Boa constrictor was discovered in the bushes behind a Chicago-area home

A big boa constrictor was discovered in the bushes outside a home in a Chicago neighborhood, and police are looking for its owner.

A gardener working behind a Niles home discovered the big snake moving behind a shrub, according to the Niles Police Department.

The snake was recognized as a boa constrictor by Sara Ruane, a snake expert at Chicago’s Field Museum. She believes the reptile was either a stray or a pet that had been abandoned by its owner.

The owner of the large snake is now being sought, according to police. A ball python was seen slithering beneath a vehicle at the Herrick Lake Forest Preserve in neighboring Dupage County barely two weeks prior.

The two snake finds, according to authorities, are unrelated.

Earlier, the sudden entry of a 10-foot-tall giant Python into a supermarket in Sydney, Australia.  All the people around there get shocked.

The woman who was shopping was frightened when she saw a Python suddenly appearing from the food rack. However, controlling her senses, she immediately informed the management who removed the Python from there.

The woman said, “I was in the spice aisle just looking for something to put on my chicken that night so I didn’t initially see it because it was curled up way back behind the little jars of spices.”

She added, “I kind of turned to my right and it poked its head out.”

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