Doorbell Cam Activates And Captures An Absolute Nightmare

Not answering the door for that. Nope.
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Here’s a visitor you probably won’t want to welcome into your house.

Homeowner Andi Stuart-Bishop of Fredericksburg, Virginia, said she received a movement notification from her doorbell camera and assumed it would be a package delivery or maybe a friend.

It wasn’t.

It was a snake, which Stuart-Bishop estimated to be about 7 to 8 feet long, looking right into the camera and then slithering on the door and doorknob, possibly returning from an attempt to reach a bird’s nest behind the second-floor shutters.

I screamed,” she told local CBS station WTKR.

Stuart-Bishop said she installed the camera for security reasons, but seems to be feeling less secure now.

“I make sure to look around and keep my tiny dog on a leash when we go out,” she told the station. “I still can’t go out the front door.”

It could’ve been worse: Earlier this year, a doorbell camera captured a snake biting a man in the face.

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