Journalists working for an Australian news channel were startled to find a snake in the newsroom on Sunday.
A short video uploaded on Facebook showed a woman trying to bag the snake. The TV channel 9 News Darwin said a senior camera person first spotted the snake curled up next to a computer in one of the editing suites.
The woman pulled the snake out using a piece of wire, held it with her bare hands while trying to bundle it inside a shopping bag. Kate Limon, a journalist working for the channel, filmed the incident and posted the video on Twitter.
The ease with which the employee dealt with the snake has impressed the netizens.
Hey @TheNTNews - you put snakes on your front page, but we catch them in our office. Whatevs. ??? pic.twitter.com/UX3HSyG334
— Kate Limon (@KateLimon9) July 31, 2017
The video also received a lot of reactions on Twitter and Facebook.
Awww, come on, all you need is one of these... Takes care of all sorts of critters. pic.twitter.com/rHEkawGIVE
— Joe (@JoeC1776) July 31, 2017
There's only one way I'd deal with that... pic.twitter.com/p4xA9veQCf
— Bernhard Hofmann (@BernhardHofmann) July 31, 2017
Time for a new office- this one is no good anymore! pic.twitter.com/wCzMhVWNja
— Ryan (@ryanmacgilliva1) July 31, 2017
Employee of the Month right there — Gavin Jeffers (@GavinJeffers) July 31, 2017
Give that woman a rise #indianaKate
— Kels (@yarner99) July 31, 2017
Sheesh! That lady looks like a natural with snakes my hero. I seen grown men run — RABI-RAW-12342084 (@agingtop23) July 31, 2017
Ok America. Watch this very carefully. If this is not a perfect tutorial for getting rid of Trump, then I don't know what is. #Snake #POTUS
— Dave McGarvis (@DaveMcGarvis) July 31, 2017
