People got more than they ordered when a stray python was found at Chili's in North Carolina.
According to Shallotte Police, officers responded to the restaurant on Nov. 5 after receiving a report of a large snake in the area. He told WECT. Shallotte police posted on Facebook that it appears to be someone's pet.
“That beautiful snake is my baby girl, Una,” Kristen Seal told WECT. “She's the best snake anyone could have and I've missed her so much for the last two months. But maybe she was hiding in my car and when I arrived at about 2:30 p.m. I guess I was at Chili's house and came out at the wrong time.''Yesterday. “
The television station cited a North Carolina law that says pythons are legal pets in the southeastern state.
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Shallotte police posted a photo of the python on social media and alerted its owner that it had been recovered. (Shallotte Police Department/Facebook)
Una is revealed to be a ball python by a seal. The name comes from the behavior of curling up into a ball. According to Petco, It adds that they are native to the grasslands of western and central Africa.
Ciel was reunited with her pet, whom she calls “baby girl,” the day after police recovered it.
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It is identified as a ball python and is known to be tightly rounded. (Shallotte Police Department/Facebook)
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“I couldn't sleep because I wanted to see her, I became depressed and I was crying hysterically,” Ciel told a local television station. “What many people don't know or realize is that losing a reptile is the same as losing a dog or cat for someone else.”
The python's owner said it was suffering from dehydration, had lost weight and had several minor injuries, but was recovering.
