Subscribe | UPI Odd Newsletter Subscribe March 13 (UPI) -- An Australian snake catcher was called to a family's home to remove a "highly venomous" snake spotted in a 7-year-old girl's bedroom. Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers 24/7 said in a Facebook post that a reptile wrangler named Giffo was dispatched to the Morayfield home on a report of a red-bellied black snake on a prowl in a girl's bedroom. Advertisement The post included a video showing Giffo locating the snake in an otherwise empty doll bag in the corner of the bedroom. "You're hiding, mate, hey," Giffo says. "He's in a bit of denial that he's been caught." The snake catcher explains that red-bellied black snakes have a "very toxic" and potentially deadly venom, but haven't been tied to any deaths in Australia. The snake was relocated to a wilderness area and set free. Read More Dog rescued from old underground grain storage bin Wildlife rescuer dons red fox mask to feed orphaned kit Mysterious monolith found on Welsh hillside
