There’s a deadly python hiding somewhere in this picture – can YOU find it?
A DEADLY python has hidden itself perfectly in the trees, making it almost impossible to see – but can you find it?
The perplexing snap has left Facebook users baffled as it appears to be invisible.
The image was shared by Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers, a professional snake-catching service in Queensland, Australia.
Challenging fans on social media to the weekly game of ‘Spot the Snake Sunday’, a team member said: “Happy Sunday Snake Spotters! Did you think we would leave you after a busy week without a spot the snake...
“Find our healthy friend in this awesome release spot and tell us the species. Hint: This one loves to climb!”
Dozens of people took a crack at locating the serpent, but the task proved virtually impossible for some.
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One person said: “OK they camouflage so nicely I could never find them.”
“I bet there’s more than one in there,” guessed another viewer.
Someone else commented: “Good job I live in England I can’t find it. I wouldn’t last long in your country.”
“I couldn’t even enjoy a visit there, my spider and snake phobias are real,” agreed another person.
Another terrified user added: “I’m never going bush again.”
The team finally shared the location of the hidden beast – slithering up a tree branch in the middle of the picture.
It was identified as a coastal carpet python – a large snake common in the area.
The reptile was later released back into the wild.
In June social media users struggled to spot a leopard hiding in the Aravali Hills in Jaipur, in the western Rajasthan state in India.
And in February, people were left baffled after being unable to spot a seven-foot python sizing up its prey on a family's porch.
The serpent looked ready to pounce while a terrified possum was curled up in a corner.
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