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Some interesting facts about pythons:
- Python is a non-venomous snake species. It is a constrictor, a snake that kills its prey by squeezing.
- The biggest snakes on our planet are pythons and some species can reach lengths of up to 35 feet.
- Exhibit little timidity and rarely try to escape even when attacked.
- Are good swimmers.
- Pythons prefer to capture prey by ambush, they drape across tree branches, camouflaged by their light and dark patterned skin, waiting to ambush their meal. They have a forked tongue with sensors that can help them detect odor from potential prey. They grab the prey with a quick lashing out of the head, then wrap themselves around the prey so it cannot breathe.
- The python can swallow prey bigger than its diameter because the jaw bones are not connected.Large pythons are capable of eating animals such as pigs, deer and antelope.
- The teeth of python snakes angle backward to keep hold on prey during constriction.
- Check out the skeleton of a Indian Python.
- More info: On Indian Python - Wiki, on African Python - Wiki, Pythons in general - 1, 2.
Indian python ...
Some interesting facts about pythons:
- Python is a non-venomous snake species. It is a constrictor, a snake that kills its prey by squeezing.
- The biggest snakes on our planet are pythons and some species can reach lengths of up to 35 feet.
- Exhibit little timidity and rarely try to escape even when attacked.
- Are good swimmers.
- Pythons prefer to capture prey by ambush, they drape across tree branches, camouflaged by their light and dark patterned skin, waiting to ambush their meal. They have a forked tongue with sensors that can help them detect odor from potential prey. They grab the prey with a quick lashing out of the head, then wrap themselves around the prey so it cannot breathe.
- The python can swallow prey bigger than its diameter because the jaw bones are not connected.Large pythons are capable of eating animals such as pigs, deer and antelope.
- The teeth of python snakes angle backward to keep hold on prey during constriction.
- Check out the skeleton of a Indian Python.
- More info: On Indian Python - Wiki, on African Python - Wiki, Pythons in general - 1, 2.