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JAKARTA, Indonesia – A python was found in a busy area in Jakarta, where many expats live, on Tuesday, October 4.
At 3 meters, the python is the same length as half of an adult giraffe.
The large snake was found outside The Colony, Kemang, South Jakarta, a modern establishment that houses stores and restaurants.
Ular Sanca 3m & Biawak 1m Ditemukan di Colony Kemang. https://t.co/HRz2VuIyhR
— Lynda Ibrahim (@lyndaibrahim) October 4, 2016
Kemang Waterworld Safari. Opens free everytime Jakarta rains.
Banjir Ibu Kota, Warga Temukan Ular Sanca 3 Meter https://t.co/fLSwfTMGu8 pic.twitter.com/KBkY841NyY
— Realita.co (@Realitadotco) October 4, 2016
On Tuesday afternoon, rain poured in Jakarta, flooding roads. The python was found after the flooding receded. Along with the snake, a one-meter lizard was also found in the same area.
A public maintenance officer told local media that the snake was transported by the rains.
“The snake was swept here by the flood. It was in one of the sewers,” said Burhanuddin, who like many Indonesians only go by one name.
The snake was found dead and taken to the district office of Mampang Prapatan.
Also found in the area was a large lizard.
Kemang is a hip area in South Jakarta where many locals and foreigners hang out. Its streets are lined with various cafes, and is often a must-visit for millenials. – Rappler.com
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