Oddest spot you have found an escapy

Bearded Dragon

Hi lost my pregnant female bearded dragon. She escaped out of her cage, because she was incredibly sneaky and smart.

I lost her for two weeks, tore apart the entire house, room, outside, neighbors front porches and everything.

Even had tons of guest over within the two weeks. Still no sign of her.

Then once the two weeks had passed, we slept in the room, went out to get breakfast and came back in to see her laying on the bed :p
 
Another good one

I lost my ball python when I was younger,

then my MOM found it and thought it was one of her hair scrunchies, she went to grab it and saw that it was the snake all balled up lol!
 
Recently went on holiday. We stopped over in hotel in Gatwick. Bedroom on 8th floor. After we opened cases to get our night stuff out we saw a familiar cricket strolling the carpet. Picked it up and went to chuck it out the window to find it didn't open. I'm afraid I had to squash it and flush it down the loo!:D
 
have found my ball python on the top shelf of the closet, between books on the bookcase and in the bathtub. my leopard gecko is an escape artist and will spend the night wandering all over the house, appearing in the morning in the bedroom or hiding in rolls of wrapping paper in the closet. my chameleon however doesn't seem to be very interested in leaving his cage so I have yet to find him somewhere odd...
 
Growing up, while away on vacation, my brother tried to feed my ball python a rat, but before he could daze it, it crawled up its tail and bit my brother. Needless to say, he dropped it. Said rat remained missing for months but resurfaced in the washing machine while my mother was changing loads. As the rat crawled up her arm, the amount of hysterical screaming that emanated from the mud room can't really be described but was epic-ly funny. Unfortunately, our excessive amusement was considered "in bad taste," resulting in some good ole fashioned hard labor around the property as punishment, but at least she didn't make me get rid of the snake.
 
My son used to have a couple of hamsters when he was younger. One day, they both escaped. I cound Squirrelly pretty quick, but Sandy remained free somewhere in our house. I thought he had fallen victim to one of our two cats, until four months later, I walked into our family room and immediately spotted Sandy in the middle of the floor. He was absolutely HUGE!! :eek: I didn't know hamsters got so big. He was the size of a large rat! Anyway...a second later I noticed that my cat Irie, had also noticed Sandy. I dove for him, but Irie got him. Killed him right in front of me.
 
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