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In the Heartlands

Posted on 14 Nov 2011

Snake causes early morning commotion at MacPherson

STOMPer Andy12345 saw a crowd gather in the morning and initially he thought there was a quarrel. However, they had spotted a snake.

Wrote the STOMPer (Nov 14):

"Morning snake.

"Saw a crowd from of my window this morning.

"Initially thought it's a quarrel but saw them gathering around a snake instead.

"Picture is not clear as it was taken from the 11th storey from my place at Balam Road.

"The snake can be spotted between the lamp post and a small shrub."

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7 comments

remino_84 said on 15 Nov, 2011 Report as offensive

Thats python.. Just hold the head and throw back to the drain..
I remembered i caught a python instead of the fighting spider 'kang' behind macpherson secondary last time..

HaizSian said on 14 Nov, 2011 Report as offensive

"Morning snake" quite common indoors also ;p

Surferfan said on 14 Nov, 2011 Report as offensive

Stomper must be frighten of snake, photo shoot sooooo far. look like a art piece to me.

krilasen said on 14 Nov, 2011 Report as offensive

Take home keep as pet la

paullee1973 said on 14 Nov, 2011 Report as offensive

We need to restore and preserve our native wild life, python is good for our environment actually, they've been feeding on rats in the drain to keep our world clean. Please make sure it's not harmed and back to where it belongs.

varanus_salvator said on 14 Nov, 2011 Report as offensive

Must have been a python that crawled out of the drain. Hope it managed to flee to safety eventually.

munluck21 said on 14 Nov, 2011 Report as offensive

A snake is an unusual sighting in Singapore. In Malaysia, they just kill it and throw it away.

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