Rangers find 12-foot python in women's toilet at Australian park

In a scene that resembled a horror movie, rangers at an Australian national park removed a 12-foot-long python out of a toilet in the women’s restroom.

According to UPI, rangers at the Charles Darwin National Park removed the olive python from the bathroom after workers spotted it during a cleaning run.

Northern Territory Parks and Wildlife shared photos of the snake being removed from the toilet and posted about the incident on Facebook.