Australian woman finds four snakes inside her blocked toilet tank

Sofie Pearson, 25, who lives on a cane farm in North Queensland, told CNN affiliate 7News that when she went to her bathroom last Sunday, she had to push down hard on the button to get the toilet to flush.

'I was a bit confused,' she told 7News. 'So I figured I'd just pull the top off and check what the issue was.'

What she discovered were four common tree snakes wiggling inside. The largest snake was 3.2 feet (1 meter) long, 7News reported.



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'I sort of looked at them for a second and thought ... that's not right,' she told 7News.

Common tree snakes, which mostly feed on frogs and skinks, are non-venomous and usually sleep in tree hollows, crevices and foliage, according to Queensland's Department of the Environment.

Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them.

'He came and wrangled them out for me, because I was not touching them,' she said.

The friend released the snakes unharmed into a cane field nearby, 7News reported.

This is not the first time Pearson has made such a discovery. Just over a month ago, she found another tree snake inside her bathroom next to the toilet, she said.

She said she suspected the snakes had entered her house through cracks in the floorboards.

Common tree snakes, which mostly feed on frogs and skinks, are non-venomous and usually sleep in tree hollows, crevices and foliage, according to Queensland's Department of the Environment. 'He came and wrangled them out for me, because I was not touching them,' she said. Sofie Pearson, 25, who lives on a cane farm in North Queensland, told CNN affiliate 7News that when she went to her bathroom last Sunday, she had to push down hard on the button to get the toilet to flush. Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them. This is not the first time Pearson has made such a discovery. Just over a month ago, she found another tree snake inside her bathroom next to the toilet, she said. What she discovered were four common tree snakes wiggling inside. The largest snake was 3.2 feet (1 meter) long, 7News reported. She said she suspected the snakes had entered her house through cracks in the floorboards. Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them. Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them. Sofie Pearson, 25, who lives on a cane farm in North Queensland, told CNN affiliate 7News that when she went to her bathroom last Sunday, she had to push down hard on the button to get the toilet to flush. 'He came and wrangled them out for me, because I was not touching them,' she said. Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them. The friend released the snakes unharmed into a cane field nearby, 7News reported. Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them. Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them. She said she suspected the snakes had entered her house through cracks in the floorboards. 'I sort of looked at them for a second and thought ... that's not right,' she told 7News. The friend released the snakes unharmed into a cane field nearby, 7News reported. This is not the first time Pearson has made such a discovery. Just over a month ago, she found another tree snake inside her bathroom next to the toilet, she said. What she discovered were four common tree snakes wiggling inside. The largest snake was 3.2 feet (1 meter) long, 7News reported. Pearson took a photo and filmed the reptiles on her phone, before calling a friend for help to remove them. Sofie Pearson, 25, who lives on a cane farm in North Queensland, told CNN affiliate 7News that when she went to her bathroom last Sunday, she had to push down hard on the button to get the toilet to flush. 'He came and wrangled them out for me, because I was not touching them,' she said. She said she suspected the snakes had entered her house through cracks in the floorboards. This is not the first time Pearson has made such a discovery. Just over a month ago, she found another tree snake inside her bathroom next to the toilet, she said. 'I was a bit confused,' she told 7News. 'So I figured I'd just pull the top off and check what the issue was.' 'I was a bit confused,' she told 7News. 'So I figured I'd just pull the top off and check what the issue was.' The friend released the snakes unharmed into a cane field nearby, 7News reported. Sofie Pearson, 25, who lives on a cane farm in North Queensland, told CNN affiliate 7News that when she went to her bathroom last Sunday, she had to push down hard on the button to get the toilet to flush.

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