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A McDonald's was forced to close after a customer brought in live insects to feed a pet snake.
The branch in The Drove Retail Park, Newhaven, East Sussex, was shut for several hours on Friday as pest control experts were brought in.
It is currently unclear if the pet snake was also taken into the branch in the seaside town.
Users reacted to the events on social media with one saying 'it's the worst McDonald's we have ever been in before the insect incident, we used it a couple of times before catching the ferry.'
Another added: 'Who decides 'I'm going to take my snake out with me to a restaurant to feed it its own food.' But then again it's Newhaven.'
A McDonald's was forced to close after a customer brought in live insects to feed a pet snake
People were also confused if snakes should be eating insects at all.
One person commented: 'Pretty sure snakes don't eat insects?'
Another added: 'Snakes don't eat insects so did the person take the snake in maccies?? whatever went In there is not hygienic.'
A spokesperson for McDonald's said: 'On Friday evening, we were made aware that a
