13-foot-long Burmese python removed from home near Syracuse, NY, relocated to Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo

Officials found the 13-foot Burmese python in an enclosure inside a home near Syracuse.

NEW YORK -- A 13-foot-long python was removed from someone's home in western New York.

Officials say the Burmese python was in a home near Syracuse.

When officials entered the house, they found the snake in a five-foot enclosure.

A 13-foot python was found in a home and relocated to zoo.

The owner was surprised how fast the snake grew and became overwhelmed by its size.

Authorities have since relocated the 3-year-old snake to the Fort Rickey Discovery Zoo.

Burmese pythons can reach lengths of up to 17 feet.

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13-foot-long Burmese python removed from home near Syracuse after owner overwhelmed by its size