Australia has some of the world most venomous snakes in the world so its not uncommon to see them while playing golf. With Australia going into their summer season, the snakes are out an about.
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Golfers on the 17th hole at Paradise Palms Resort in Cairns, Queensland came across a 4 metre Python swallowing an entire Wallaby. They stood in disbelief as the 30-minute struggle between reptile and marsupial was spotted on their Saturday morning round.
Robert Willemse, who's been a member at the course for almost 10 years, told the Cairns Post the snake got hold of the wallaby's head and rolled into the middle of the fairway on the 17th hole.
"The python swallowed it and rolled into the creek, then snuck back into the bush. It must have gone for a rest for the next few days," he said.
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For those of you that don't know, the Wallaby is part of the Kangaroo clan but slightly smaller. The average size of a Wallaby is 12 to 41 in (30 to 104 cm). So it's quite a fair effort by the snake to absolutely savage his pray.
