The 'scrub python' is Australia's longest snake and can grow up to a whopping 8.5m long The python eats its prey, killing and crushing it as it digests its meal.

Wallaby was the meal of choice for one python in Australia. JMB Reptiles, a snake removal and relocation service located in Innisfail, took to Facebook earlier this month with photos of a scrub ...

Australian scrub pythons —a subspecies of the amethystine python—are the largest species of snake found in Australia, growing to around 15 feet long on average, with some having been reported ...

Australia’s longest snake becomes rainforest obstacle Snake catcher nearly strangled by python at Mission Beach A PYTHON has been filmed crushing the life out of a wallaby in suburban Cairns.

Australia is home to the amethystine python. It is also known as scrub python. This non-venomous snake is among the largest pythons. It thrives in rainforests, savannas, and near human habitats ...

Australian police shared a photo of a monster python that blocked the path of a patrol vehicle on a road in Queensland's Far North.

Cairns Aquarium given 4.5m long snake, which it hopes will become Australia’s longest python Does a python as long as a Holden Commodore have the “drive” to become Australia’s longest ...

One of Australia's biggest pythons has been stumbled upon by police officers on patrol. Two officers came across the monster scrub python in the middle of the road while on night patrol in bush ...

WHEN Australia saw the photo Queensland Police posted of a gigantic scrub python, the vast majority had a chuckle, shrugged their shoulders and moved on.

However, in 2014 an Australian woman was attacked by a 12-foot scrub python as she slept in her bed at night. She managed to pull the snake off with her bare hands, though it returned to her home ...

Siam the pet scrub python is a whopping 4.5 metres long WHEN this slippery customer joined a southeast Queensland family, he was small enough to fit on his owner’s arm. Now, the story couldn’t ...

A python in Queensland, Australia, got quite a scratchy surprise when the 5-foot-long (1.5 meters) snake gulped down a tennis ball this week. Luckily for the reptile, veterinarians were able to ...