Huge snake invades a house in Malaysia.

Snake invades a house in Malaysia

A video went viral on the internet which shows that Cobra invades a house in Malaysia.

Facebook user Derrick YiFan, Neighbour, uploaded a video of the incident which took place on Jun 18, at around 4 pm.

In the clip, the king cobra, estimated to be eight feet long, can be first seen moving among some boxes and shelves outside the house. It then slithered up the door and its metal grills.

Towards the end of the video, the serpent apparently entered the house through an opening at the top of the door.

As it was doing so, Derrick can be heard shouting 'it's going to' frantically in Mandarin.

Fortunately, no one was home at that time.

The snake was later caught by firefighters.

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