Commonly found in the wetter areas of the Australian mainland, the Black-Headed Python inhabits the Northern third of the continent. They often live in hollow logs or grass clumps, but may be found in rocky streams or washes. In the wild, Black-Headed Pythons may die from internal parasites, lack of food, or predation by dingos. Humans are also a threat, as they often kill any snake on sight.
Commonly found in the wetter areas of the Australian mainland, the Black-Headed Python inhabits the Northern third of the continent. They often live in hollow logs or grass clumps, but may be found in rocky streams or washes. In the wild, Black-Headed Pythons may die from internal parasites, lack of food, or predation by dingos. Humans are also a threat, as they often kill any snake on sight.