11. Olive Python – Up to 13 Feet Credit: Reddit The olive python is Australia’s second-largest python, after the scrub python, which typically maxes out at around 13 feet.

Australia is home to the amethystine python. It is also known as scrub python. This snake is among the largest pythons. It is non-poisonous. These snakes are found in Australia, Papua New Guinea ...

The snake was identified as a coastal carpet python, a non-venomous species native to the region. They are “heavy bodied” rodent eaters and the largest on record was just over 13 feet, experts ...

The snake was identified as a coastal carpet python, a non-venomous species native to the region. They are “heavy bodied” rodent eaters and the largest on record was just over 13 feet, experts ...

Jan. 24 (UPI) -- An Australian reptile wrangler responded to a Queensland home where a massive coastal carpet python was found hiding inside a resident's barbecue grill.

The snake was identified as a coastal carpet python, a non-venomous species native to the region. They are “heavy bodied” rodent eaters and the largest on record was just over 13 feet, experts ...

The snake was identified as a coastal carpet python, a non-venomous species native to the region. They are “heavy bodied” rodent eaters and the largest on record was just over 13 feet, experts ...

The snake was identified as a coastal carpet python, a non-venomous species native to the region. They are “heavy bodied” rodent eaters and the largest on record was just over 13 feet, experts ...

The snake was identified as a coastal carpet python, a non-venomous species native to the region. They are “heavy bodied” rodent eaters and the largest on record was just over 13 feet, experts ...