Uploaded February 2007 | Updated September 2026, 59 minutes ago
Thats the last time I use that toilet, thats for sure!
Fatal toilet accident at its worst, The original Skibidi Toilet
When you see a snake in toilet, make sure you don't touch it because it could be poisonous! :P
There have always been stories of creatures found in our sewers, but alligators and snakes in the sewers are just an urban legend... aren't they?
The Film: Alligator 1 and 2 are about an alligator, flushed down the toilet when it was a baby, has grown to monstrous size and outgrows its sewer dwelling place. Before long it is on the loose in the big city, and the body count continues to rise..
Frogs have been blamed for blocking up public toilets in New South Wales..
Then there was Keith...a 10ft boa constrictor who was captured after popping up in the loos at a posh block of flats. The snake had terrified tenants since it was first spotted in a toilet last week, after living in sewage pipes for three months.
Deadly South American 'Blush Spiders' (scientific name: Arachnius gluteus, or 'Butt Spider') migrated to the U.S. in airliner bathrooms and are lurking under public toilet seats everywhere. This spider's venom is extremely toxic, but can take several days to take effect. They live in cold, dark, damp, climates, and toilet rims provide just the right atmosphere.
Help!! I'M STUCK IN A TOILET!
Thats the last time I use that toilet, thats for sure!
Fatal toilet accident at its worst, The original Skibidi Toilet
When you see a snake in toilet, make sure you don't touch it because it could be poisonous! :P
There have always been stories of creatures found in our sewers, but alligators and snakes in the sewers are just an urban legend... aren't they?
The Film: Alligator 1 and 2 are about an alligator, flushed down the toilet when it was a baby, has grown to monstrous size and outgrows its sewer dwelling place. Before long it is on the loose in the big city, and the body count continues to rise..
Frogs have been blamed for blocking up public toilets in New South Wales..
Then there was Keith...a 10ft boa constrictor who was captured after popping up in the loos at a posh block of flats. The snake had terrified tenants since it was first spotted in a toilet last week, after living in sewage pipes for three months.
Deadly South American 'Blush Spiders' (scientific name: Arachnius gluteus, or 'Butt Spider') migrated to the U.S. in airliner bathrooms and are lurking under public toilet seats everywhere. This spider's venom is extremely toxic, but can take several days to take effect. They live in cold, dark, damp, climates, and toilet rims provide just the right atmosphere.
Help!! I'M STUCK IN A TOILET!
