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SEARCHThe two women aren’t sure how long the snake, which looked like a boa constrictor, had been in the car.
Last week, two women got a little surprise after returning home from the grocery store: They opened the trunk of their rental car to find a boa constrictor lying across their groceries.
The women said they didn’t notice the snake when they put the groceries in, so they weren’t sure as to how long the snake had been in the vehicle. The snake was picked up by a local animal patrol officer.
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