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Organic booze

Thank you, [info] kensaro, for sharing the last of your bottle with me. I did indeed find this only at Gall & Gall - at 20 euro, a good find. This stuff is fantastic! Here's the airline size photo [Unknown LJ tag] ... Continue reading


EVERYTHING IS GOING TO BE ALRIGHT

An unusual clash between a 6-foot (1.8m) alligator and a 13-foot (3.9m) python has left two of the deadliest predators dead in Florida’s swamps. The Burmese python tried to swallow its fearsome rival whole but then exploded. ... Continue reading


burmese python

stormmie posted a photo:. burmese python. 10-1-08 Zoo. Continue reading


12-foot python missing from Norman zoo

Employees discovered Merlin, a white and yellow albino Burmese python, missing the first time when they reported to work at 7 am Sept. 24, Schmid said. A tortoise also went missing in the overnight caper. ... Continue reading


The Burmese Python

burmese python The Burmese Python (Python molurus) belongs to the class reptilia of kingdom animalia. It belongs to the family Boiidae (subfamily Pythoninae) and is distributed across Asia from Pakistan to Indonesia and South China ... Continue reading


Zoo Python Stolen

A Norman, OK, zoo has had its albino Burmese python stolen for the second time in 10 days. (News source.) Continue reading


Spiders, Snakes & F*cked Up Australian Birds, Oh My!

Cartoonist Gary Larson, of The Far Side, also had a close call with a Burmese python he had raised from a baby. According to Larson he realized he was “living with a gigantic predator with a very small brain” one day when it tried to do ... Continue reading


Large Snakes and Local Law???

I've recently moved to Berlin, DE and would love to bring my Burmese Python over here, he is currently in the care of a good friend of mine back in London. I have however heard mention of law in Berlin which prohibits the keeping of ... Continue reading


Burmese Python Studies Conflict

A new study on Burmese python range in the US paints a different picture than one released in February. A new study examining the potential range of invasive Burmese pythons in the United States paints a different picture than one ... Continue reading


Albino python reported missing from Little River Zoo

"Merlin," a 12-foot albino Burmese python, is missing from Little River Zoo and is probably getting hungry, zoo officials warn."His feeding day was last Saturday. He's going to get potentially pretty dangerous," said Janet Sadler Schmid ... Continue reading

Python Burmese basic information

An immensely large snake, the Burmese Python averages around 16 feet in length. It should be noted that females can, and often do grow even larger than this. Males are smaller and usually average between 9 and 13 feet in length. Some specimens have been recorded at lengths of up to twenty-five feet. The Burmese Python has a vibrant pattern, mostly in shades of brown and gold. The patches are usually outlined in a lighter color. The background color of the body is usually gray, yellowish-brown, and tan. Like many Pythons, the Burmese Python has two small spurs near its tail that are the remains of prehistoric legs.

Burmese Pythons are quite popular as pets. At least, they are popular until they grow to eight or ten feet long, at which point many owners abandon them to veterinarians or animal shelters.

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