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Most people are horrified to enter their garage and find that it has become a disorganized mess over time because they accumulate storage boxes, tools and other articles. But in some worst scenarios, garages can also be the destination of certain Untanding animal intruders , like snakes. Because of their nature, snakes tend to become quite inventive with where they choose to hide - which can make the search all the more surprising. The most recent example involves an owner who found a three -foot bell snake in his garage in a particularly improbable place.

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Last week, animal control technicians were called in a house in Phoenix, Arizona, to remove a reptile that had made its way inside. But when they arrived, they discovered that the intruding ring serve had made its way on the shelves one of the owner's bikes that was stored in the garage, Sacramento bee reports.

"This is the first time that I have found a snake entangled in a bicycle like that!" Bryce Anderson , a snake wrangler with solutions to sonnets, told the newspaper. "Although a little surprising and certainly something I have given myself well, it is not quite unusual for the snakes with ringing in the wild to climb when it gives the opportunity."

Unfortunately, the single hiding place also made it more difficult to withdraw the animal safely.

"By trying to apprehend our suspect, he became significantly defensive and caused me a little trouble," said Anderson. "But in a few minutes, I did it safe and I secured in a bucket," he continued, adding that the serpent had then been released in a safe area "far from houses and bikes, To the great displeasure.

Despite the problematic withdrawal, the company used the atypical situation to help raise awareness and generate laughter social networks .

"This Diamondback had ambitions to compete with the pros in a bicycle competition, although I had to inform him without the legs that he would find it difficult to reach the pedals," wrote Rattlesnake Solutions in an article on Facebook of 20 January, with photos of the intrusion reptile. "He disagreed and was categorical, he would have a shot in the big leagues."

Commentators joined fun, with a pointing, "that Rattler will however discourage bicycle thieves."

"Poor fella! I can hear him sing now:" I want to cycle ... "(queen, of course!)", Thought another.

It is not the only recent occurrence of a bell serpent that results in a unexpected place . Earlier this month, an owner entering a renovation project in Tonopah, Arizona, found four bell snakes hiding on the ceiling and behind a shower wall, Sacramento bee reported. Entrepreneurs working on the site only noticed the reptiles after a person stuck their hand in the ceiling in search of a gas driving and heard rattling noise.