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Pet python found after escape into Banchory art gallery

A pet python has been found after it managed to escape into an art gallery in Aberdeenshire.

The 3m (10ft) long snake – named Bodhi – is kept at a property above Studio 1 shop and gallery in Banchory.

The snake found its way into a vent, entered the gallery and knocked over several items while the gallery was closed on Monday.

Bodhi’s owner Martin Wolski worked out the snake’s location after seeing the mess through the shop window.


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