Ten feet long Burmese python found under the hood of a...

Wildlife officers were immediately called to the property in Dania Beach, Florida, and amazing footage shows two men wrestling with the stubborn snake.

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The video shot by Maor Blumenfeld captured a wildlife officer and a viewer who is grappling with the snake and fighting because of its enormous size.

The wildlife officer grabbed the snake behind its head and then pulled it out of the car and onto the ground.

He and another man then used all their strength to put the reptile monster in a pocket.

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Organization reported that the snake is 10 feet long – which is just over three meters in length.

“Surprise under the hood!” Published the organization on social media.

“We got a call about a large python under the hood of a blue mustang! Our officers reacted quickly and safely picked up and removed the approximately 3 meter long invasive snake.

“Thanks to the citizen who reported the python to us. We rely on public reports to be able to act quickly and remove these species.

“If you see a Burmese python or any other invasive species, report it.”

Carli Segelson, spokeswoman for the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission, said CNN that the snake has been safely removed and is now in captivity.

It is now used to educate others.

It is still unclear why the snake was hiding in the hood of the car. Mrs. Segelson doubted that she was looking for a warm place there.

“Since it’s still hot in South Florida, the queue probably wasn’t in the car looking for heat,” she said.

Burmese pythons are a species introduced to Florida. According to the Wildlife Commission agency, they are a nuisance to natural wildlife by hunting birds, mammals, and even alligators in the area.

The snakes are not protected and are often killed when found on private property.