The first battlefield of the two giant pythons was on the ceiling. However, they were so engrossed in fighting that they broke through the vent in the ceiling and fell into Lana’s family’s bedroom.
Recently, Lana Field, a woman in Brisbane, Australia, just got home and heard a strange noise. Running into the bedroom, she saw a horrifying scene, two giant pythons tightly wrapped around each other and fighting fiercely.
According to Ms. Lana, the first battle between the two giant pythons was on the ceiling. However, they were so engrossed in fighting that they broke through the vent in the ceiling and fell into Ms. Lana’s family’s bedroom.
After that, they continued to fight, making Ms. Lana scared and immediately called a snake catcher to the scene for help.
Immediately after receiving Lana’s call, the snake catcher arrived at the scene and handled everything properly. According to the expert, this was a mating battle between two male pythons, which often leads many people to mistake it for a mating dance between a male and female python.
However, when mating, the movements and rhythm of the pythons will be slower and gentler, not as fast and fierce as when fighting to take down the opponent like the two pythons that fell into Lana’s house.
According to research, during mating season, when smelling the sex hormones secreted by female pythons, male pythons will be stimulated and easily engage in fights for the right to mate.
