A California woman has found the answers for how a 3-foot ball python showed up in her toilet earlier this week.

A California woman has found the answers for how a 3-foot ball python showed up in her toilet earlier this week.

A ball python found in an Orangevale toilet appears to have been a lost pet from less than 10 houses away.

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Stop switching terminal windows and use an old phone as a dedicated system monitor instead.

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