Pythons

well it depends. females grow about 5 feet and males grow about 4 feet.

Ball pythons defend them self by either camouflage, or pulling the head back in a defense pose, saying to the predator back off, if the predator gets closer the ball python will bite the preditor.

The enemies of snakes are humans, mammals, crocodiles, birds, sharks, cats, and other snakes.

Two headed snakes are VERY rare, but they could most likely be found in captivity because it would be hard for them to be found in the wilderness. 8)

Ah-poh, pwa-pwa

Snakes are fussy eaters. The fact that it doesn't want to eat isn't really a cause for alarm in and of itself. If your snakes weight is still looking good and (s)he doesn't seem to be getting thinner, then there's no cause for alarm. You can try to get your baby python to eat using any of the tricks discussed in this thread: http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_are_some_tips_for_getting_a_stubborn_ball_python_to_eat Split-braining pinkies is also a good way to get young snakes to eat. This process involves cutting the top of the pinky's head open so that the brain is exposed. FOR GOD'S SAKE, ONLY DO THIS WITH A DEAD PINKY. Force feeding should only be an absolute last resort. Take your snake to a vet to have this done, as it can seriously injure the snake if you don't know what you're doing. Do not ever feed live food to a baby snake. This is a method discussed in the thread I linked, but it's not really an option with a baby snake.

Albino snakes do not live anywhere in particular. Albino is not a species, but rather a color variety that results from a defect in a gene that codes for black pigment. Albinism can occur in most animals, including many species of snake. However, albino animals, such as snakes, rarely live long in the wild as their light color makes them an easy target for predators. The vast majority of albino snakes live in captivity.

yes some snakes do eat their eggs many babys never get to see the world

It depends how old the python is, and whether it's completely healthy or not. The average healthy three-year old python lays eggs two to three times a year... if it were any more, they would most likely die of exhaustion. Their muscles would weaken, therefore making them unable to coil.

Nothing eats these highly aggressive snakes. Bacteria, vultures and fly larvae will eat a python that has died recently, but this big snake has no other predators.

No.
Most of the time the bites do not break the skin.
They are not harmful.

Do not try to keep your snake from eating. Feed it around once a month.
Pythons can live up to 9 months or a year without eating.
Females generally do not eat from Feb to May because it is their breeding season. Try every month, though, sometimes they will.

Ball pythons usually lay between 4-8 eggs during one pregnancy.

Well, if a snapping turtle got its mouth on a cat's throat, then yes. *Shudder*

crocodiles teeth are a bit long. well they can bite through a lot of human flesh.

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.