There’s a deadly python hiding somewhere in this picture – can YOU find it?

A DEADLY python has hidden itself perfectly in the trees, making it almost impossible to see – but can you find it? The perplexing snap has left Facebook users baffled as it appears to be invisible. Jam PressCan you spot where the snake is hiding?[/caption] The image was shared by Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers, a professional snake-catching service in Queensland, Australia. Challenging fans on social media to the weekly game of ‘Spot the Snake Sunday’, a team member said: “Happy Sunday Snake Spotters! Did you think we would leave you after a busy week without a spot the snake… “Find our healthy friend in this awesome release spot and tell us the species. Hint: This one loves to climb!” Dozens of people took a crack at locating the serpent, but the task proved virtually impossible for some. Most read in News IN CUSTODY Mum, 35, hands herself in to cops after being charged with killing kids in crash MUM IN COURT 'Murdered' girl, 5, smiles in sweet school photo as mum, 41, appears in court WHO IS HE? Cops hunt man in green jumper after woman in her 50s is raped in horror attack 'JUST PATHETIC' Candace Owens rips Meghan & Harry's 'embarrassing' Time cover WHALE OF PAIN Killer whale named Hugo ‘committed SUICIDE’ by ramming head against tank HIGH CAUGHT Andrew WILL face sex case in the US after High Court agrees to serve papers One person said: “OK they camouflage so nicely I could never find them.” “I bet there’s more than one in there,” guessed another viewer. Someone else commented: “Good job I live in England I can’t find it. I wouldn’t last long in your country.” “I couldn’t even enjoy a visit there, my spider and snake phobias are real,” agreed another person. Another terrified user added: “I’m never going bush again.” Jam PressTry looking a little bit closer[/caption] Jam PressFor those still struggling[/caption] The team finally shared the location of the hidden beast – slithering up a tree branch in the middle of the picture. It was identified as a coastal carpet python – a large snake common in the area. The reptile was later released back into the wild. In June social media users struggled to spot a leopard hiding in the Aravali Hills in Jaipur, in the western Rajasthan state in India. And in February, people were left baffled after being unable to spot a seven-foot python sizing up its prey on a family’s porch. The serpent looked ready to pounce while a terrified possum was curled up in a corner. We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 02077824104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.