Meet the 16-foot giant snake that can open doors

Not only can can it devour a deer the size of a small child in one bite, but this killer python can also open doors.

In this amazing yet terrifying footage, Julius the 16-foot albino Burmese python can turn a closet handle with her own body weight.

Yet another reason for you to lock your doors at night.











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