Considering snakes often bury themselves under leaves and even into the soil, I imagine it might've been a complete accident. Someone just digging with a shovel not seeing the snake.

OK.

(Oll Korrekt)

Hand-washing laundry in the sink or bathtub (or a bucket) is doable, at least for smaller things. I would not recommend it for things like bed sheets, they are too big and the water won't be hot enough. Get a pair of plastic or rubber gloves, your ordinary detergent (or wool-safe detergent for wool and silk), hot tap water and knead/swish around each item. Then empty the water, fill with new water and repeat without detergent a few times until the bubbles are gone. Squeeze and hang to dry over something the water can drip on (bathtub for example) or outdoors.

• PlayFrame - animator plays video games (the guy from the original Extra Credits)
• NewFramePlus - about video game animation, really well made, fun and informative (same person as above)
• SnakeDiscovery - snake hatching videos and reptile content
• Clint's Reptiles - biologist, "best pet for you?" and animal phylogenies etc. Very engaging personality.
• 7 Days of Science - paleontology science news
• Bernadette Banner - historical fashion
• BilliSpeaks and NotMadJustMoody - cats learning to "speak" using buttons
• Casual Geographic - entertaining and surprisingly accurate animal mini-documentaries
• CinemaTherapy - therapy explained with movies
• How to Cook That - food science and debunking
• Jim Browning - fighting tech support scams
• JunsKitchen - japanese cooking (but the cats steal the show)
• Leafy Street - entertaining reptile keeping videos
• Matthias Krantz - builds whacky musical instruments
• NativLang - animated videos about obscure linguistics
• SerpaDesign - terrarium and vivarium builds
• People Are Fish - palaentology deep dives and new discoveries
• Your Dinosaurs Are Wrong - explaining and updating old toy dinosaur designs

There's many more but I fear the list would get too long.

Or it will make it worse.

Or a cook.

Or a percentage of how clean their hands are.

I think the spawners are placed after houses are built.

Stress or anxiety can also cause dizziness.

She looks unhappy that the tree has fallen.

Based on your comments and the lankiness of her build in those pictures I'm going to guess 5-6 months old.

Kind of like Jumanji?