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. The ...

Australia is home to top-notch wildlife, and among its strongest reptiles is the amethystine python, or scrub python. The behemoth of a snake is harmless but has left others speechless over its ...

The Amethystine python, one of the largest nonvenomous snakes, amazes scientists with its exceptional tree climbing skills in the rainforests of Northern Australia and New Guinea. Known for its ...

There’s something about being very big (or very small!) that makes an animal automatically more charming. And it doesn’t get much bigger than the amethystine python, or as Australians up in the north ...

The Amethystine python, one of the largest snakes in the world, has left scientists in awe of its jaw dropping tree climbing abilities. Hailing from the lush rainforests of Northern Australia and New ...

An amethystine python, which is at least 6m long and which calls the rainforest town home, will be the subject of a documentary to air on the Discovery Channel and National Geographic Channel, The ...

An enormous scrub python has been spotted trying to devour a wallaby on a property in Far North Queensland this week, showcasing the unique abilities of one of Australia's largest snakes. The reptile ...

The python was brought into Marlin Coast Veterinary Hospital last week by handlers from Miss Hiss Reptiles. This Amethystine python had to get surgery at Marlin Coast Veterinary Hospital after ...

Australia's longest python species was photographed crossing the street at Cape Tribulation in the Daintree Rainforest, not paying any attention to the fact it was blocking the road for cars trying to ...

A four-metre snake has been captured slithering across an Australian street. The scrub python was photographed by Gabbie Thomasz while she was walking her dog in Paramatta Park in Cairns, Queensland, ...

But this time, the dog's owner was able to prevent the animal from becoming dinner, dragging it out of the snake's mouth, The Cairns Post reported. Australian Venom Zoo operator Stuart Douglas was ...