The snake is a lavender albino piebald Ball Python. The snake is owned by Justin Kobylka who lives in Georgia, US, with his wife Joy, son Graer, and daughter Aliya.

Even those who are afraid of snakes have to admit this python doesn't look as intimidating as others. The ball python is covered with markings that resemble smiley face emojis. According to the ...

The three-month-old, labelled 'one of the holy grails of the ball python world', is featured on the website of U.S.-based East Coast Reptile Breeders.

GAINESVILLE, Ga. - A snake breeder in Georgia is receiving s-s-so much attention for a rare ball python he sold for $6,000 with the shape of three smiley faces on its body. Justin Kobylka of J ...

After eight years of breeding, this lavender albino piebald ball python has three smiley faces on it. And it was a complete accident. Justin Kobylka, who has ...

The emoji snake, a Lavender Albino Piebald ball python, shows several clearly visible smiley faces on its skin. ... you'd have to take it up with the python breeder.

The snake is a Lavender Albino Piebald Ball Python, aka a “Dreamsicle,” and it’s covered in golden yellow accents that look just like our favorite smiley emoticons. And, no.

(CNN) – S-s-s-say cheese. A snake was bred with three smiley faces on it. The breeder says it happened by accident. Justin Kobylka was trying to achieve a specific color pattern, but instead ...

Justin Kobylka, who has been breeding snakes for two decades, was not actually trying to breed emojis on his lavender albino piebald ball python. That happened quite by accident, reports CNN.

After eight years of breeding, this lavender albino piebald ball python has three smiley faces on it. And it was a complete accident. Justin Kobylka, who has ...