Snake drama in Eunos, Singapore: Python throws up a cat


The python was seen partially inside an open section of a drain, with a large bump visible in its belly. - Photo: Singapore Wildlife Sightings/Facebook

SINGAPORE: A reticulated python with a bloated belly was spotted at 12 Eunos Crescent on the morning of Friday (Dec 6).

The National Parks Board (NParks) confirmed to The Straits Times that the approximately 2m-long snake had swallowed a cat, which it later regurgitated.

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