The 13-foot-long reticulated python is thought to have been on the loose in the park for up to five months, eating many of the local cats for sustenance. U.S. World ...

They hammered a hole in the pavement and dragged the snake out onto the street. Its belly was swollen from eating a neighbourhood cat. A local, Kamol Kamonphan, said he discovered the python after ...

Snake experts have been contracted to remove a 13-foot-long albino reticulated python from an Oklahoma trailer park, where several cats have gone missing over the past several months.

A 13-foot, cat-eating albino python is terrorizing an Oklahoma City community The hunt is on for the enormous serpent, with a local wildlife expert trying to close in on the python after the most ...

Management of an Oklahoma City mobile home park has warned its residents not to speak out about a 13-foot-long cat-eating albino python still in the neighborhood. Skip to content.

A beloved pet cat was saved from a ravenous python that was trying to eat it for breakfast in Thailand. The moggie was taking a nap when the mammoth 16ft serpent pounced on it in the grassy yard ...

OKLAHOMA CITY, Okla. – A nearly week-long delay has caused the location of a 13-foot albino trailer park cat-eating python in a South Oklahoma City trailer park to be unknown according to the ...

Management of an Oklahoma City mobile home park has warned its residents not to speak out about a 13-foot-long cat-eating albino python still in the neighborhood. Skip to content.

Management of an Oklahoma City mobile home park has warned its residents not to speak out about a 13-foot-long cat-eating albino python still in the neighborhood.

Management of an Oklahoma City mobile home park has warned its residents not to speak out about a 13-foot-long cat-eating albino python still in the neighborhood. Skip to content.

Management of an Oklahoma City mobile home park has warned its residents not to speak out about a 13-foot-long cat-eating albino python still in the neighborhood. Skip to content.

Management of an Oklahoma City mobile home park has warned its residents not to speak out about a 13-foot-long cat-eating albino python still in the neighborhood. Skip to content.