Pythons

Pythons are safe to keep as a pet. You just need to be more cautious then with other snakes when your python gets to be five feet or longer. I have a ball Python and they are safe because they do not get to big but there are bigger kinds.

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Yes a reticulated python could easily eat a man. They are known to take down deer.

Although a large reticulated python could eat a human I wouldn't say it's "easy" for them. For some reason they have a better time with horns and antlers than shoulders, I'm guessing because they're easier to break down. Snakes have really strong stomach acids.

Of course a boa would win.The python is no match for the boa.But in the movie boa vs python, the boa loses against the python,which is not at all true.

i think that you should bite it because you get strangled by them

To my knowledge, the largest burmese python ever recorded is the female burmese python located at the Serpent Safari park in Geneva, IL. According to the park, she is 26ft and approximately 430lbs.

you can tell by the marking of its skin which are black rimmed and brown on hte inside, in between these markings it is a light brown color. The most signifent thing is the brown arrow shaped marking on its head. Near the end of the head in the middle should be a flame-shpaed hole in the marking. just look at a pic on Google.

Green tree python would win because it is much more fast and aggresive.

The (Asiatic) Reticulated Python (Python reticulatus) is a member of the Pythonidae family and has and average length of 15ft to 25ft however, it is possible for some to grow near 30ft with a weight of 300lbs; the largest was measured at 33ft; they can be located in Southeast Asia and can be found in the tropical rainforest's, a member of the Boa family the female can have as many as 100 eggs at a time (Average is 60 eggs) and the hatchlings are at least 2 ft (61 cm) length, life span of the python is 25 to 30 years. The diet consists of small mammals and birds, the larger the python the larger the prey which include pigs, dogs, cats and primates, etc., the python ambushes it's prey and suffocates the victim rather then crushing it, after swallowing the prey whole digestion takes many days to several weeks depending on the size of the prey.

There are several breeds of snakes the eat fish. Most notably the Gardner snake, who usually feeds on small rodents and bugs, and will occasionally eat gold fish in ponds or little guppies. Something to remember is snakes are opportunistic and will eat what they recognize as food; As for ball python's, there natural habitat is dry grasslands of northern Africa, and that is is unlikely that a ball python would come across large masses of water that have fish. Also from personal experience and soaking my own ball python I have noticed they don't like to get there head's wet. But there is no current evidence that I have seen of a ball python Evan eating small fish, and we don't know how a ball pythons digestive system would react. In all I say you should contact your local reptile veterinarian, and ask him/her these questions. As one problem with fish is that they are susceptible to perisites, and those parasites could be transferred to your ball python, and the ramifications could be bad, but as I said, contact you local vet and see what they say about the matter.

By weight: The Green Anaconda is the biggest living snake species by mass, as it weighs up to 550 pounds.

By length: The Reticulated Python is the longest species of snakes, reaching lengths of 30-33 feet in the wild.

Generally The pythons dwell in dense forests,far from the human establishment.Humans are not their natural prey item.May be due to the fact that we are bipedal and stands tall for a python's liking to swallow whole,on the contrary who might prefer swallowing a creeping four footed animal otherwise.But incidents are there where humans has been devoured by pythons.But its very much unlikely that a python would attack a human intentionally.

It depends on what you think is fun. You cannot take a snake out and "play" with it, they are not like that. You can hold them, but not more than once or twice a day or they will get stressed. Some species cannot be handled for more than a few minutes every few weeks. If you want a fun pet get a dog or a cat.

(99%) pythons dont hibernate - when it gets too cold for them, they will try to find somewhere to stay warm - if not, the cold will kill them. They are naturally from climates where there is basically 'no winter'.

well there are many but king cobras are the most powerful

nope, they need temps in the 80s and high humidity levels to survive.

Depends on the species. Average size for a California King snake adult is around 5 feet.

Indian Pythons grow to roughly four metres (13 feet) - Burmese Pythons slightly larger at five metres (16 feet)

By,gliding though the air when a predator tries to attack.

I am trying to look it up to but i have spent over 30 minutes looking for one. Sorry there are no reptiles or amphibians in the Arctic Tundra.

The woma python's habitat is the semi-arid regions and deserts of central and Western Australia, in areas where spinifex and saltbush are found. It shelters in old mammal or reptile burrows, hollow logs or in thick vegetation.

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Burmese Pythons were exported to the USA for the exotic pet trade. Sadly many were set free when they got too big or too aggressive for their owners to cope with - instead of being re-homed !