[Voiceover] Today is a very exciting day.
You might remember the snake that ate something it shouldn't have.
Well, we've just got a call that there's a bit of an update.
Toby and Richie from our rescue unit are on the case.
This is Trap the carpet python, who came into the wildlife hospital
after eating a rat trap, funnily enough, he's been here for a little while now.
And Dr Bert successfully performed surgery and removed the trap,
and he's been here recovering
and he's just been given the go ahead to be released.
So Richie and I are going to take him today and get him released.
[Voiceover] A day in the rescue unit never goes quite as planned.
We've also just received a call we have a bird of prey
stuck in a large aviary who's been in there for a couple of days
and can't get out on his own.
So on our way to release the carpet python we're actually going to stop by here
and try and get him out.
(Goshawk calling)
[Toby] We just want to get you outside.
(chatter)
[Man] Let go of there, sweetheart.
(chatter)
[Toby] There you go, there you go.
(Goshawk calling)
[Toby] Ah well. Job done.
[Man] Thank you very much.
[Toby] No worries, it was actually pretty easy.
[Man] Yeah, minimal stress.
[Voiceover] Now that this beautiful goshawk is back out in the wild where it belongs,
it's time to head up the road to find the perfect release location for Trap.
We're at the release spot for the carpet python Trap,
who ate the rat trap.
The spot we're at here, as you can see, is nice, beautiful bush.
We're still relatively close to the house that he came from.
Far enough away that he's not in the middle of suburbia
and he's got all this beautiful bush to live in.