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What’s a Burmese python doing in Causeway Bay? Expert links reptile to rain
A Burmese python was spotted in Hong Kong's Causeway Bay area, with an expert attributing its presence to recent heavy rains that may have driven wild animals into urban spaces. The snake was captured on camera by a jogger near Jardine Noonday Gun.
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