Pythons

The Reticulated Python, a python found in southeast Asia, the Philippines and the Pacific Islands, is the longest species of snake in the world. It can be up to 33 feet in length. It lives in the rainforests and woodlands; near streams and lakes. It may bite hard enough to sever arteries and tendons. The largest Reticulated Python ever caught was 28 ft. in length and at least 320 pounds.

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