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Watch: 10ft-long python pulled out of car’s fender by wildlife rescuers
A 10ft-long python was pulled out of a car's fender in Thailand by rescue workers, dramatic footage shows.
The enormous reptile, which was hiding under a white sedan in Pathum Thani province, was wrangled by the team.
Reticulated pythons - which are the world's longest snakes - can be found throughout south east Asia.
They are nonvenomous constrictors and not normally considered dangerous to humans, but people have been killed - and in two cases eaten - by the creatures, according to Thai National Parks.
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