Arizona Cardinals defensive lineman J.J. Watt. Joe Rondone/The Republic / USA TODAY NETWORK

J.J. Watt’s Arizona home turned into a National Geographic special this weekend.

The Cardinals defensive end revealed to his Twitter followers on Saturday that he unexpectedly found a baby rattlesnake in his bathroom.

“Alright, Arizona, this is a new one for me,” wrote Watt. “I’ve got a baby rattlesnake in my bathroom. What do I do?”

Watt’s revelation was met with horror from many, including fellow star NFL defensive end Cam Jordan, who advised Watt to immediately sell his home.

Chris Paul of the Phoenix Suns, another local sports star, also responded with a “Oh hell nahhhhhh.”

Watt offered an update soon after. Not knowing what to do, Watt said that he called a guy, who came over to Watt’s house to take a look. It turns out the snake was not actually a rattlesnake but instead a completely harmless long-nosed snake. The guy then picked up the snake right up and left. Here is Watt telling the hilarious story.

The three-time NFL Defensive Player of the Year Watt, a Wisconsin native, signed a two-year deal with the Cardinals in March of last year. He probably feels that this was his official “Welcome to Arizona” moment, though.

Watt should not be too embarrassed, however. Plenty of other pro athletes have gotten a scare put into them by snakes before.

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