Condo Resident In Thailand Releases 2 Huge Snakes In Hallway After Years Of Complaints About Noisy Pets Ignored

While some of us complain endlessly to our town council about inconsiderate neighbours, one condo resident in Thailand took a wildly different approach.

After years of being driven up the wall by the noise his neighbour’s pets made, the frustrated resident released two giant snakes into his building to discourage animals from roaming the communal areas.

Though the exact breed of the snakes has not been confirmed, pictures seem to show that they are pythons that can grow up to 10 metres in length.

In a video circulating on the residents’ group chat, the snakes were seen slithering along the hallway floor right up to the lift.

Despite the condo’s ban on pets, many residents reportedly keep dogs, cats, and birds.

Obviously the stunt worked and following the reptilian protest, the estate management allegedly slapped each pet owner with a 10K baht (S$392) fine, and ordered everyone to relocate their furkids.

The owner of the two snakes was also fined although the amount was not disclosed.

And yes, if you were wondering, the reptiles have been removed from the premises too.

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