A sloppy surprise discovered in a banana shipping sent a fear through a South New Hampshire supermarket.
A nature conservation officer at the state of New Hampshire Fish and Game responded on Saturday to a report from an “unwanted Hitchhiker” in the market basket in Manchester, according to WMUR and a statement on Facebook.
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The sliding stowaway was determined as a graceful cat -eyed snake, a mild toxic reptile indigenous to EcuadorThat is one of the largest exporters from bananas to the US
Conservation Officer Griffin McKeown told WMUR that when responding to the incident he spoke with an employee who seemed to be ‘pretty famous with snakes’.
A snake was found in a banana shipment in a supermarket in Manchester, NH. (New Hampshire Fish and Game | Istock)
The call was “a first” for McKeown, he continued. “We have had a few phone calls about surrendering pets from Balpythons and things like that, but never, never (a) toxic snake.”
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McKeown also noted that the possession of a toxic snake, apart from the snake with the pig name, is illegal in New Hampshire.
After it was established that the snake was unharmed North Massachusetts located Rainforest Reptile shows Inc. for the right care.
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Market basket and the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department did not respond immediately to Fox News Digital’s request for comments.
