Toad in the (wrong) hole: Family find amphibian and a SNAKE in their toilet…
Toad in the (wrong) hole: Family finds amphibian and a SNAKE in their toilet…and must seek expert help after failing to flush them down
- Argentinian family discovered toad after a family member went to the bathroom
- When they tried to remove it, they found the snake sticking its tongue out from under the rim
A family found a toad and snake in their toilet and had to call an expert to remove them after failing to flush out the unwanted visitors.
The Argentinian family discovered the green-colored toad in their toilet bowl near the waterline after a family member went to the bathroom.
The large toad filled almost the entire bottom of the bowl.
Footage shows him trying to climb up the sides of the toilet’s slippery surface using his paws, which are fitted with sticky toe pads.
When the family tried to get the amphibian out of their toilet bowl, they realized it wasn’t the only thing hiding in the bathroom.
The Argentinian family discovered the toad in their toilet bowl near the waterline after a family member went to the bathroom. The large toad, which filled almost the entire bottom of the bowl, tried to climb up with his hands covered with sticky pads to prevent
When the family tried to get the amphibian out of their toilet bowl, they realized it wasn’t the only thing hiding in the bathroom. A snake has slipped under the rim of the toilet and – in footage captured by the families of their unwanted visitors – the snake can be seen sticking its tongue out from under the rim. Photos show the reptile curled up behind the toilet and looking straight at an insect crawling a few inches in front of it
Footage taken by the family shows both the toad and a snake that had slipped under the rim of the toilet.
The snake sticks its tongue out from under the rim.
The family flushed the toilet to remove the toad and force the snake out of hiding, but to no avail.
They quickly closed the lid and immediately called local authorities in Alta Gracia in Argentina’s Cordoba province.
Roberto Peralta, Alta Gracia’s civil defense chief, said the family did the right thing by calling the authorities.
He said, ‘Always be careful with snakes.
“Don’t touch them and find specialized personnel for this kind of thing, just like this family did.”
Mr Peralta said the snake had left the toilet and was found on the floor by the time experts arrived at the house.
In one photo, the reptile can be seen curled up behind the toilet after escaping from the toilet.
It looked straight ahead at an insect crawling a few inches in front of it.
Mr Peralta said it was a Wagler snake, which is not considered dangerous to humans.
He added, “It’s not poisonous, but you have to be careful anyway.”
The family flushed the toilet to remove the toad and force the snake out of hiding, but to no avail. They then closed the lid and called local authorities in Alta Gracia in Argentina’s Cordoba province