A 6-foot boa constrictor was found inside a Kansas man's couch

This man found a 6-foot boa constrictor inside his couch

It was a set of keys that a man from Rose Hill, Kansas. was after Monday when he dug under the furniture cushions at his home. Instead, he found an enormous snake."I figured slipped through the couch cushions. And so when I moved them, there was a giant brown snake," the man said during a 911 call obtained by CNN affiliate KWCH.

Luckily, Butler County Fire District #3 had a snake charmer of its own.Read MoreDeputy Fire Chief Melvin Linot safely wrangled the snake out of the couch.The reptile was"very docile and very gentle," Butler County Fire Chief James Woydziak told CNN.The fire department has yet to find the snake's owner, so for now, the intruder is spending his days at the Tails & Scales Pet Shop.

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