The Snake with the Emoji-Patterned Skin In the wild, ball pythons are usually brown and tan. In America, breeding them to produce eye-catching offspring has become a lucrative, frenetic, and—for ...

The emoji patterns are caused by recessive mutations. Kobylka says the snake's worth at least $4,500, but he has no plans to sell it. To put that in perspective, you could head to PetSmart and buy ...

The emoji snake, a Lavender Albino Piebald ball python, shows several clearly visible smiley faces on its skin.

Sss-mile! A snake breeder accidentally created a python with bizarre smiley face emoji markings — and it sold for $6,000. Justin Kobylka, of Georgia, said he’d spent years try… ...

A SELECTIVE python breeder says he has created the world’s first “Emoji Snake” after eight years of hard work. ... (£3,650 GBP), appears to have three orange smiley emojis on its skin, ...

What happens when you're really into snakes and you've got a shit-ton of time on your hands? An emoji snake, that's what. Justin Kobylka spent almost a decade breeding pythons to create a white ...

Kobylka said the "emoji ball python" sold for $6,000. Read More. Ontario gym owner does 879 chest-to-ground burpees in one hour; Dog with plastic tub stuck over head rescued in New Mexico; ...

An emoji snake, that's what. Justin Kobylka spent almost a decade breeding pythons to create a white ball python with yellow smiley emojis on its skin, caused by recessive mutations.