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Though prior to the Kings Island migration Coney Island had a wooden roller coaster called the Shooting Star, today the park's only roller coaster is the Python, a portable steel coaster.
Python Programming Language is a very powerful user friendly general purpose programming language. The development of Python had one goal in mind making it user friendly and they did this by designing the language to be easy to learn, read and use. Python was originally developed by a man named ...
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Cover for Python Dance
1993
A young adult novel about an adolescent girl's coming of age
during apartheid in South Africa. Published by Dutton Children's Books.
Photographer: Bill Dutkovich / Studiobill
Copyright © 1993 David Pohl
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The type of animal you see when going for a hike in Australia 🇦🇺
Quick facts:
1. After laying up to 15 eggs, the female coils herself around them and shivers- vibrating all her muscles to keep the eggs warms.
2. Most commonly seen snake in QLD.
3. The are non-venomous but can still bite you hard.
4. They are named after their markings, which ressembles an oriental carpet pattern 🤔
5. Females can be up to 4 time heavier than makes
This set features animal-inspired luxury luggage and handbags by high-end New York designer T. Anthony.
Liasis Mackloti Savuensis
Non venimeux (aglyphe)
Répartition : Ile de Sawu (Indonésie)
Taille adulte : 1.10 m
Biotope : zones boisées et herbeuses, près de points d'eau
Particularités et mode de vie : ce python timide a une petite taille adaptée aux petites proies de son île. Il est facilement identifiable grâce à la coloration blanche de ses yeux.
Régime alimentaire : rongeurs, oiseaux
Reproduction : espèce ovipare, 15 oeufs
This guy was hiding out of the rain in a rock face next to a bushwalking trail. I didn't get too close - this image is cropped.
I think it might be a Diamond Python - Morelia spilota spilota - any snake experts out there?
Reticulated Python (Malayopython reticulatus)
Cherating, malaysia.
"The reticulated python (Malayopython reticulatus) is a species of snake in the family Pythonidae. The species is native to South Asia and Southeast Asia. It is the world's longest snake and listed as least concern on the IUCN Red List because of its wide distribution." (wikipedia). Thank you to Nathan Rusli for the ID help. :)
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And because the first photos were so much fun, I took another series of pictures with maverick wearing knitted Python from the 12 gowns of Christmas by Superfrock :)
Not seen on one of my present walks! I have only had one walk this week where photos opportunities were good, but as I am prone to doing daft things, I took my camera but not the battery! This photo was taken back in 2006. These pythons were relatively common near the Kinabatangan River in the vicinity of Sukau.
Reticulated pythons hold the world record as the longest snake, sometimes reaching lengths up to 10meters. The Anaconda holds the record as the heaviest snake. While their size makes them slow movers, they can still strike at lightning fast speeds. Like all pythons, they are non-venomous. Instead they have backward curved teeth which grab their prey like a fork. The python then wraps around the prey, not crushing but suffocating it. Each time the prey breathes in the python constricts tighter until the animal can no longer take a breath. Reticulated pythons will eat small mammal, birds and larger animals such as deer and pigs. After a large meal, they may not eat for several months.
Reticulated pythons are found in moist environments such as rainforests and wetlands. Ideally this python prefers temperatures between 24 and 34 degrees celsius and high humidity. These snakes often spend time in bodies of water as they provide the perfect hiding spot to ambush prey. It is also easier for a large snake to move in water rather than land. Smaller reticulated pythons retreat to trees and sometimes crevices in caves.
Like most pythons, the reticulated python is oviparous meaning it lays eggs. Unlike most snakes, the reticulated python female remains coiled above the incubating eggs in order to provide warmth. She will basically ‘shiver’ her body to create warmth.