This viral video of a little girl playing with a huge python has 5 million views. Watch
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In the now-viral video, a young girl named Ariana can be seen playing with a large Carpet Python.
While snakes can be extremely fearsome reptiles, there are some people who are not terrified by them in the least and actually love to be around them or keep them as pets. Don’t believe us? Well, this little girl is the perfect example of that. In a video that has gone viral online, a young girl can be seen playing with a huge black python. The clip has already got a whopping 5.1 million views on Instagram and you should definitely check it out as well.
In the now-viral video, a girl named Ariana can be seen playing with a large Carpet Python. She can be seen playing with the mottled snake enthusiastically as it slithered around her. In one of her posts on Instagram, she can also be seen lying next to the reptile calmly. According to her bio, Ariana is passionate about snakes.
“Loving this big girl,” reads the caption of the post.
Watch the viral video here:
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