If you're in the area around Ocala, Fla., watch out: A pet cobra escaped from its home Monday night and a search has been launched. Per First Coast News, police and the state Fish and Wildlife Commission are urging residents to "use caution" until the 2-foot-long snake is found—cobras are highly venomous, and though they normally keep to themselves, they will attack if they feel threatened. Anyone who spots the missing snake is to stay away, but call the FWC's Wildlife Alert Hotline. Per Ocala.com, the snake's owner thinks one of his large lizards may have eaten the snake, but X-rays of the lizard's stomach are so far "inconclusive." (More Florida stories.)