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Burmese Python Picture
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The scientific name of this species is molurus bivittatus. Nowadays, it is endangered and can be found only in some regions of India and China. It always lives near water, because it is semi-aquatic. The usual diet of this reptile consists of birds, small mammals, and fish.
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The color pattern typical of this species is brown and yellow; the average length is 20 feet, but some individuals reach up to 25 feet. Females lay about 10 egg. They brood the eggs for 2-3 months, using muscular contractions to warm them. Find a burmese python picture in a photo gallery on web sites of the exotic breeders.
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