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Jack Cover, general curator for the National Aquarium, holds a ball python that was found on the Waterfront Partnership's trash wheel in Baltimore's Inner Harbor on Aug. 5, 2015. Police say a large snake, similar to the one seen here, is missing somewhere in a Victoria-area neighbourhood. Victoria police issued a statement saying the nearly 1.4-metre long ball python was reported missing Tuesday. THE CANADIAN PRESS/ AP, Jerry Jackson, The Baltimore Sun
Police say a large snake is missing somewhere in a Victoria-area neighbourhood.
Victoria police issued a statement saying the nearly 1.4-metre long ball python was reported missing Tuesday.
However, they say it was last seen just over one month ago not far from Victoria West Park and the Galloping Goose regional trail, a popular walking and cycling trail.
The police statement does not say who reported the snake was on the loose, or why they waited so long to contact officials.
Animal control officers have been informed about the reptile's disappearance.
Ball pythons are not venomous but police say a snake of that size could be a risk to pets or other smaller creatures.
