When an 18-foot python was seen slithering around the countryside, residents were warned, and rescues went into action to ...

An 18ft ‘monster’ python was found in the Lincolnshire countryside along with three others – all thought to be abandoned pets. A fifth snake could still be on the loose, say police, with people in the ...

Police are investigating after four large pythons were found abandoned in the Lincolnshire countryside, with one still ...

Among the dumped snakes were the 18-foot reticulated python, along with two albino pythons and a Pied Golden Child Morph python. According to the Wildlife and Countryside Act 1981 , it is illegal ...

The reticulated pythons, a non-venomous species native to South and Southeast Asia, were discovered in the Twigmoor and Cleatham areas on Tuesday (10 June), Humberside Police said.

Police said they thought that one snake may still be out in the wild and advised people not to try and catch it themselves, ...

Four of the exotic non-native snakes have been captured in the Twigmoor and Cleatham areas in North Lincolnshire.

The reticulated python is recognized as the world’s longest snake, typically reaching lengths of 10-20ft (3-6m), with some reportedly growing up to 32 feet (around 9.8m).

Police say the snakes are reticulated pythons and were found in the Twigmoor and Cleatham areas. ... They said the other three were a mixture of two albinos and possibly a pied golden child morph.

“They are believed to be Reticulated Pythons. ... An 18ft Snake found at Manton is a wild type, but the other three are a mixture of two Albinos and what we think is a Pied Golden Child Morph.

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