Python, the oldest snake of the world, and it's different types
Python is large snake. Pythons are called constrictors because they squeeze their prey to death. They wind themselves around the victim and tighten their coils. To kill their prey, they do not squeeze hard enough to break the victim's bones or to change its shape. They squeeze enough to stop the victim's breathing and blood circulation. Large pythons usually eat small animals about the size of a house cat. But they may kill larger animals, such as wild pigs that weights about 100 pounds or 45 kg. Pythons swallow their prey whole. It may take a python many days to digest a large victim.
Most snakes, pythons hatch from eggs. The number of eggs in the near variety greatly. Some may have about hundred eggs. The female python coils about her eggs until they hatch. The indian python incubates her eggs, or keeps them warm with heat from her body. Incubation, which is very unusual in snakes, help the eggs hatch more quickly.
Python live in rugged tropical regions that have heavy rainfall and forest, or some type of low, dense growth. Almost all pythons swimming and climb well.
Python is a large snake that lives in South eastern Asia, India, the East indies, Africa, and Australia. The reticulate python of southeastern asia and the East indies and the African rock python may grow 30 feet means 9 meters. Sone pythons are among the worlds largest snakes. Only the giant anaconda of south america rivals these pythons in length. Thr amethystine Python of australia and east indies and the indian Python of southeastern asia and india grow about 20 feets long. Python belongs to the Python and boa family, boidae. The reticulated Python is Python reticulatus.
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