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In southern Africa, traditional python hunters display their technique for capturing and killing the enormous reptiles. African rock pythons (python sabae) are among some of the largest snakes in the world, reaching over 6 m in length. ... Continue reading


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The snake mike is holding is a Southern African Rock Python. He warns that although it is non-venomous its dangerous to small children as it could kill and swallow them. To us mere mortals, it does look dangerous and no doubt is if you ... Continue reading


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Although uncommon, some snakes, such as the African rock python, have been observed eating animals as large as an antelope or a small cow. Although all snakes have a long, cylindrical body, many species boast unique modifications suited ... Continue reading


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Larger specimens usually eat animals about the size of a house cat, but larger food items are not unknown: some large Asian species have been known to take down adult deer, and the African rock python, Python sebae, has been known to ... Continue reading


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There are accounts and photographs of anacondas in South America feeding upon caimans and a record of an African rock python constricting a Nile crocodile. Considering the list of formidable prey items that pythons are known to consume ... Continue reading

Python African Rock behavior

The stunning African Rock Python is an absolutely huge snake! These animals often reach lengths of 15 feet, and thus may make difficult to keep, although impressive, captives.

Usually, African Rock Pythons can become tame with regular handling, although this species seems to vary in temperaments of individual snakes to a great degree. Because of their large size, African Rock Pythons with bad tempers are not desirable as pets, and have earned the species as a whole a rather bad reputation. In order to have a better chance of a tame snake, you should buy a captive bred animal. Many times, captive bred African Rock Pythons can become quite calm. Even captive bred snakes are not appropriate for beginning snake keepers. In the wild, African Rock Pythons remain hidden until prey passes by, when they snatch it. They are usually found near water and prefer to hunt submerged near streams. In the wild, African Rock Pythons prey on mammals, and may take animals as large as antelopes!

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