A family in Tagum City is facing a dangerous situation after discovering a venomous snake inside their toilet bowl. The incident highlights the importance of being cautious and seeking professional help when encountering wildlife.
NETIZEN Maven Fheb Pacatang Clarabal expressed deep concern for her family’s safety after discovering a snake in the toilet bowl of their comfort room in Motorpool, Purok Tipaz, Barangay Mangugpo East, Tagum City , on the morning of December 12, 2024.In an interview with Superbalita Davao, Clarabal revealed that the snake, identified as a highly venomous Samar Cobra , was still inside their toilet as of Friday, December 13. It was last spotted at 9 a.m.
She suspects the snake entered through their septic tank, noting they have only been living in the area for three months. Clarabal is seeking urgent help to remove the snake, particularly since her children also use the same bathroom.The Samar Cobra, or Southern Philippine Cobra, is endemic to Visayas and Mindanao. A 'spitting' species, it can project venom when threatened.
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