Black-headed python
Black-headed pythons gather heat with their heads while their bodies stay hidden and safe.
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Woma python
Woma pythons often prey on venomous snakes and are immune to some venoms.
Spotted python
Their favorite food is bats and they hang from cave entrances to snatch them out of midair!
Children’s python
These snakes come in a wide variety of patterns and colors.
Pygmy python
These snakes have been seen traveling as group of 3-5.
Bredl’s Python
These snakes love to climb trees, and young snakes often hide high in the branches.
Boelen’s python
A single hatchling can go for over $5,000 as a pet.
Amethystine Python (Scrub Python)
Their milky-iridescent scales have a purplish hue in the light, reminiscent of the gemstone.
Coastal Carpet Python
This subspecies can reach 13 feet, but usually tops out at 9 or 10.
Jungle Carpet Python
Their stunning coloration is sometimes muddy yellow or even tan and black in the wild.
Reticulated python
These popular pets can get big enough to kill their owner.
Timor python
Ironically, Timor pythons have never been found on the island of Timor.
Savu Python
Before ball pythons' morphs became popular, Savu pythons were everywhere in the pet trade.
Olive python
The olive python is a gentle giant that is rarely aggressive.
Indian python
Kaa from Rudyard Kipling's The Jungle Book was an Indian Python.
Bismarck Ringed Python
When these snakes are babies, they look like Halloween snakes with their bright orange and black bands.