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Look at This Snake on This Plane

CORRECTS BYLINE NAME TO ANNA McCONNAUGHY- In this Sunday, March 19, 2017 photo, a flight attendant holds a snake found on a Ravn Alaska flight between Aniak, Alaska and Anchorage. The snake escaped from a passenger on a previous flight. The flight attendant captured the reptile and placed it in a trash bag and stowed it in an overhead luggage compartment. (Anna McConnaughy via AP)

A snake was spotted and apprehended on a recent Ravn Alaska commuter flight to Anchorage, Alaska. The non-venomous, five-foot reptile was reportedly checked as a pet by a passenger who left it on a previous flight and was spotted under a duffel bag by a boy sitting near the back of the plane. Once crew members were notified of the snake’s presence, they grabbed it, dropped it into a plastic bag and stowed it in an overhead bin for the rest of the flight.

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[Photo: AP/Anna McConnaughy]

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SandmanDFW March 26, 2017

Thankfully, it is illegal to own a pet snake in Dallas. I think that might apply state-wide, but at least in Dallas, no Cuddles the Boa allowed.