THE discovery of a massive snake has left social media users shocked and disgusted.
A video was posted of the huge serpent curled up in a patch of grass in Drumry, West Dunbartonshire.
The footage shows the limbless reptile soaking up some sun and was shared on Twitter today.
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Users were shocked by the film, with one saying: "Seven miles away, that’s far too close for my liking."
The person who shot the footage is heard on camera saying: "Right, I'm no tripping boys, right, but that's a big f*** off snake.
"I'm in Drumry. Big massive snake, mate."
It comes after southsiders in Glasgowwere stunned by the discovery of another enormous snake in Queen's Park.
A local woman appealed for its owners to come forward and speak with the SSPCA, in whose care she had left the animal.
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