Large pet python escapes enclosure in Los Angeles suburb, owner warns it could attack small animals
- The python named Big Mama escaped in the Chatsworth area of Los Angeles and has been missing over a week.
- Big Mama is approximately 15 feet long and described as friendly toward humans by her owner Alex Villalta.
- Villalta warned she could potentially eat cats, dogs and other small to medium sized animals in the neighborhood.
- He has asked residents not to harm Big Mama and to let him know if she is spotted.
- Reticulated pythons like Big Mama kill prey by constriction and are one of the largest snake species.