Overview
- Rachel Bloor discovered the snake late Monday in her Brisbane bedroom after her companion switched on a light.
- Her companion warned her not to move before removing their dogs from the room to avoid a confrontation.
- Bloor, who grew up around snakes, stayed calm and guided the python back out of the room.
- She believes the snake likely slipped through the window shutters and landed on the bed below.
- No one was injured, and carpet pythons typically prey on small animals such as birds rather than humans.