Huge South African Rock Python Hides under Hood in Kruger National Park

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Kruger National Park located in northeastern South Africa, offers an amazingly-exciting way to experience and explore the African safari with hundreds of bird, reptile, mammal, amphibian and fish species.

This super video below displays one of the most exciting and goose-bumping sightings ever filmed in this spectacular safari destination, where African wildlife and unique landscapes come together. A car stopped at a usual python sighting but things just weren't that usual. A 16-foot huge South African Rock Python suddenly started to climb in the car and found itself a safe place to get some rest under the car's hood. Or, maybe it just wanted to check the engine oil. Just kidding! Fortunately, there was a little time to get out of the car. Getting to close to that type of snake, although it's nonvenomous, wouldn't be something smart, indeed.

Check this extraordinary footage. It's worth to see for sure!