With today's weather forecast in Johannesburg reaching highs of 34 degrees, the heat is not only attracting flies and mosquitoes but also seems to have welcomed a new visitor in town—snakes. Though heatwave conditions are uncomfortable for humans, they prove unbearable for snakes. Experts caution South Africans to remain vigilant as snakes seek refuge from the heat by entering homes.  Have you experienced recently in your home? What do you in such an instance? What kind of snakes are these? To unpack this with is is Reptile Conservationist, Carla Goede. 

With today's weather forecast in Johannesburg reaching highs of 34 degrees, the heat is not only attracting flies and mosquitoes but also seems to have welcomed a new visitor in town—snakes. Though heatwave conditions are uncomfortable for humans, they prove unbearable for snakes. Experts caution South Africans to remain vigilant as snakes seek refuge from the heat by entering homes.  Have you experienced recently in your home? What do you in such an instance? What kind of snakes are these? To unpack this with is is Reptile Conservationist, Carla Goede.

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