Sssurprise! A sneaky snake clung to the hood of a car — and whipped back and forth in the wind — as a family drove home from a beach vacation in Australia. The serpent, likely a green tree python, …
— and whipped back and forth in the wind — as a family drove home from a beach vacation in Australia. The serpent, likely a green tree python, must have hid inside the engine for more than 150 miles before popping out.
Mom Kerry Jenkins said the snake was still there a day later.Argentina Últimas Noticias, Argentina Titulares
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