Google's work culture could not get more laid back than this. During the weekend an employee python went missing in Google's Manhattan office. The three foot long snake called Kaiser made the Google's search engine experts leave their work and scoured the complex in search for it.
"A snake was lost. it was not an April Fool's joke. It was found last night. The snake has left the building," said Google spokeswoman Ellen West.
Official Google blog informs about a message that was circulated in the Google office: "After consultations with a herpetology expert at the American Museum of Natural History, our team of Google security and concerned volunteers located Kaiser relaxing behind a cabinet earlier this evening, and he was returned safely home with his owner."
The python belonged to a snake obsessed techie Adam who could not bear to stay away from his snake and decided to bring him to work. This python reportedly is not a threat to people but having a snake crawling around in the office during work hours is definitely not such a bright idea. This is what happens when you allow pets to office.
Checkout more images of the python and its owner at Valleywag.
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