Police in Pennsylvania are trying to find the owner of a python found in the student pickup area outside of a school.

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They think the ball python may have fallen out of a car that was picking up a student. If the snake is yours, or you know who it belongs to, you can call Lower Paxton Township Police at 717-558-6900.

The ball python was recovered at the student drop-off area outside Dauphin County Technical School on Wednesday, according to Lower Paxton Township Police.

He's offering a cash reward and hopes to find her soon because she likely won't survive the winter outside. If you spot the snake, you can call her owner at 814-648-0893.

A 4-foot long ball python was spotted near a playground Friday afternoon in Greenbelt, Maryland. The exotic reptile was spotted on a sidewalk directly outside of the city's public works building.