Luckily for those on the flight, Rerekura wasn't just any passenger—he's also featured in Disney+'s mini-series Shipwreck Hunters Australia, and he told ABC that he thought the Stimson's python ...

The Stimson's python is a small and slender Australian python that usually grows to about 3.2 feet (1 meter) in length by adulthood, "which is actually pretty small compared to many other ...

Employees at an Australian reptile exhibit said they had never seen anything like it – a Stimson’s Python managed to get trapped in its own shedding skin, forming an endless, circular tunnel.

Poor snake. This slithery Stimson’s Python somehow managed to shed its skin completely within itself. The tail, oddly enough, finished shedding inside the mouth of the snake, forming a perfect ...

The Stimson’s Python began going through the molting process and ended up stuck in a loop of its own skin. Its tail skin ended up inside its old mouth skin, trapping the serpent in a scaly ...

Sharing the video, which has already had 240,000 views, on social media, an employee at the centre said: "It's a Stimson's Python and has managed to shed completely within itself with its tail ...

Luckily for those on the flight, Rerekura wasn't just any passenger—he's also featured in Disney+'s mini-series Shipwreck Hunters Australia, and he told ABC that he thought the Stimson's python ...

As for the type of snake spotted on Rerekura's flight, a Stimson's python "inhabits the largest range of any other Australian python species," per the Australian Museum.