The couple picked up the unusual hitchhiker when they visited the Kruger National Park in South Africa in search of lions.
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A couple had an unusual breakup when they visited the Kruger National Park in South Africa in search of lions.
As they stopped at one point, a 16ft rock python slithered out of the grass and under their Renault car.
When he did not appear again, Marlene Swart and Leon Swanepoel plucked up the courage to open the Ƅonnet to find it lying there without a care in the world.
Ms Swart, 38, and Mr Swanepoel, 51, of British origin from South Africa’s North West Province, endured a nervous three-mile drive to the next surveillance station where their deadly passenger might be lured.
