Snakes in the attic: 3 pythons caught in steamy act in Malaysia, ends up falling through a ceiling: VIDEO

Humans aren’t the only ones who love spicing up their love life, apparently, snakes do too! 

In a recent incident in Malaysia that was caught on tape, three snakes were tangled up with each other and literally brought a roof of a house down! 

One hell of a threesome, huh? 

This incident was posted by user Baju_Skoda on Tiktok. 

@baju_skoda #sawa #jpam ♬ original sound – LanDaud

In the video, firemen can be seen trying to hook the tail of one of the snakes, but because all three were curled in between each other (much like your wifi cables at home), it made their weight heavier than the ceiling could take which saw the snakes busting right through it. 

And they were really, really big snakes – the reticulated python to be exact.

The reticulated python is a native species to Southeast Asia and is the world’s longest snake – and one of the heaviest as well.

Thankfully, the fall did not cause a sequel to another Anaconda film since the trio was smart enough to swirl themselves around pillars inside the roof. 

When the roof came down, the rescue team struggled to hook all three snakes but managed to force one down, although that sneaky bugger managed to slither their way out of the room and into the living room.

While all of this chaos was happening, a woman, in the background could be heard saying and screaming at the same time: “Ya Allah! Ya Allah! (Oh my god!)”

A user jokingly commented that the woman barely contributed but screamed like she was the one catching the snakes. 

Two more videos showed just one snake captured by the firemen, so we are unsure if they managed to catch all three.

@baju_skoda #sawa #jpam ♬ original sound – LanDaud

This snake-y incident sent internet users into tears of laughter and fear. Some imagined scenarios of the snakes falling while someone was sleeping in the room. 

https://twitter.com/tttrisha__/status/1625050745111465985?s=20&t=k4O8PRkOfQ1t4ZsZRTQjuw

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