Unexpected guest: Baby ball python found in hotel room


A baby ball python was found lying beneath the sliding balcony door inside a room at a hotel in Yangyang County, Gangwon Province on June 16. - Yonhap

SEOUL: A baby ball python, an endangered species native to Africa, was found inside a hotel room in Yangyang County, Gangwon province, according to news reports on Wednesday (June 25).

When firefighters from the Yangyang Fire Station arrived at a hotel room on the 16th floor around 5pm on June 16, following a report from hotel staff, they found a roughly 50cm-long ball python lying at the base of the sliding door leading to the balcony.

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