In Australia, its not unusual for snakes sometimes to slither into suburban backyards and homes. But when it gets extremely hot and dry, they seek places with moisture, as some Australians are quickly learning.

Luke Huntley, a snake catcher in Queensland, East Australia, is having to remove snakes from people’s bathrooms, as the country experiences a record-setting heat wave.

Last week, he removed a seven-foot python that had slithered into an open door and climbed into the shower not only to escape the heat but also to find water. Days earlier, he pulled a small tree snake that had coiled in another homeowner’s toilet bowl.

“With the hot days and dry weather, these snakes are trying to hydrate and stay cool just like us,” Huntley wrote on his Facebook page.

As a polar vortex hits the US Midwest, the extreme opposite is happening in Australia. The heat wave has parched landscapes, triggered damaging wildfires, pushed demand on the power grid to the brink and toppled significant records.

Temperatures soared to 116 degrees on Thursday in Adelaide, South Australia. That’s the highest temperature for any capital in Australia. The overnight temperatures were as high as 96 degrees – the warmest overnight lows for January anywhere in the world.

The extreme heat has gotten so bad there have even been reports of animals falling down dead from the heat and falling out of the sky. And now it’s even to hot for the snakes.

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