Black-headed pythons, like other python species, are non-venomous, and kill their prey by coiling around it to suffocate it, and then swallowing it whole. Snake cannibalism is not unheard of.

The large adult black-headed python easily overpowered the smaller, younger version of itself. Nick Stock/Australian Wildlife Conservancy. While we all know it's a dog-eat-dog world, ...

Black headed pythons - also known as aspidites melanocephalus - are found throughout northern Australia and grow to about three metres in length. ... 76, was a big hunk in the 1970s ...

A massive 15-foot python became an unlikely toy for a group of children in Uttar Pradesh's Bulandshahr. They were seen ...

Black-headed pythons are quite large, reaching lengths of six feet or more. Even so, they like the security of burrowing in loose earth and rocky ground. Although not venomous, ...

It’s not unusual to find a black-headed python chowing down on another snake – reptiles are a primary component of their diet – and Stock had seen the python eating other snakes before.

The snake has been identified as a black-headed python, a non-venomous reptile that grows to about 6 feet. In the footage, according to reports, the children laughed as they skipped rope with the ...

The python was spotted by Wooleen Station owners Frances and David Pollock during a tour of their land on Wajarri Yamatji Country, around 300km north-east of Geraldton in WA's Murchison region.

A professional snake handler from Sunshine Coast Snake Catchers in Australia arrived just in time to remove a coastal carpet python that had its sights set on a pet bird. The two animals were ...

The snake has been identified as a black-headed python, a non-venomous reptile that grows to about 6 feet. In the footage, according to reports, the children laughed as they skipped rope with the ...