JAMBI, Indonesia — A grandmother who went missing over the weekend was found to be swallowed whole by a 22-foot-python, officials said.
According to USA Today, the 54-year-old woman had gone missing after she went to collect rubber on a plantation in Indonesia.
When family went to look for the woman, her husband only found personal items such as sandals, jacket and headscarf. It wasn't until two days later when a search party found the python "with a large bulge in its stomach."
Jambi's police chief said the woman's body was found nearly intact inside the snake's stomach.
The BBC reports that it's not the first instance of a python killing a person in Indonesia by eating them, as similar deaths were reported in 2017 and 2018.
