Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe July 14 (UPI) -- A Georgia woman investigating what she initially believed to be a piece of fuzz on her bedroom floor made a far more startling discovery -- 18 snakes under her bed. Trish Wilcher said she was in her bedroom in her family's Augusta home when she spotted something on the floor. Advertisement "Before going to bed, I spotted what I thought was a piece of fuzz on the floor, went to reach for it and it moved," Wilcher told WJBF-TV. Wilcher and her husband, Max, soon discovered the "fuzz" was a baby snake -- and there were 16 more babies underneath the bed, along with their mother. Wilcher posted photos of the snake family on Facebook. "I may need a cardiologist after this," she wrote on the social media site. Max Wilcher used a grabber tool to pick up each snake and placed them in a bag. The Wilchers released the snakes at a nearby creek. A wildlife trapper, who confirmed the reptiles were nonvenomous garter snakes, visited the home the next day and concluded there were no more serpents inside. Advertisement Read More Firefighters remove 'embarrassed' raccoon from Georgia home Message in a bottle launched from Japan found in Hawaii 37 years later Escaped calf wrangled after days on the loose in Maine city
