foto: Instagram/@banjarmasinbanget
Brilio.net - The case of finding snakes in the ceiling of a house is nothing new. Usually these snakes will choose damp places with minimal light, such as ceilings, as nesting places. In fact, many homeowners are not aware that there are snakes in the ceiling of their house.
So, to deal with the case of snakes in the ceiling of the house, usually the home owner will contact the Fire Department, aka Damkar. The expertise of firefighters in solving problems in the community is beyond doubt. Especially regarding evacuating snakes nesting in the ceilings of residents' houses.
As recently shared by one of the Instagram accounts @banjarmasinbanget, which shows the actions of fire officials in detecting the presence of a large snake on the ceiling of one of the residents' houses. His instincts were absolutely on target.
photo: Instagram/@banjarmasinbanget
"How did they know?" wrote the account owner as a video description, which brilio.net quoted from the Instagram account @banjarmasinbanget, Monday (10/6).
Through the upload, a firefighter can be seen carrying a long stick made of iron. Without hesitation, he immediately stabbed the ceiling using an iron rod. Sure enough, right on the ceiling that was broken open there was a quite large snake.
photo: Instagram/@banjarmasinbanget
When the firefighters pierced the ceiling, the python's body was visible hanging down. Quickly, other officers immediately grabbed the python's tail to evacuate it.
The firefighter's action in detecting the presence of a large snake on the ceiling of the house went viral and attracted a lot of praise from netizens. Not a few people praised the firefighter's instincts for being right on target.
photo: Instagram/@banjarmasinbanget
"How come his instincts are so strong...cool," wrote account owner @febrinaquinn.
"We can see that, right? Horrified by the ceiling. Eh, but how long did that take?" said the account @wiejieanna.
"You guys are all cool," said the account owner @putrabroww.
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