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Pythonidae
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The python didn't really try to crush itself
The python didn't really try to crush itself Reptile and Amphibian Museum, Selvatura Park • (15 September 2008) Monteverde, Costa Rica • © 2008 Bryan Costales #Rica_4721BCX Add a comment or report a mistake
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A pair of pythons shared a single branch
A pair of pythons shared a single branch Reptile and Amphibian Museum, Selvatura Park • (15 September 2008) Monteverde, Costa Rica • © 2008 Bryan Costales #Rica_4727BCX Add a comment or report a mistake
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Python On Arm
As the tour boat neared this small flooded villiage, the family loaded themselves into two dugout canoes and came out to meet us. The father showed off a large python around his arm as a means to attract customers.
Pythonidae: Commonly known as Pythons • Amazon River Cruise Peru • (Photo posted Friday 19 February 2010) • (Photo taken 16:41:50 Monday 6 April 2009) • © 2010 Bryan Costales #AmazonPeru_2402BCX Add a comment or report a mistake
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Python On Rock
This python was hidden behined large bouders and didn't appear as if it wanted to emerge. But after a short wait, it briefly stuck it head out to be photographed. Zoo python are behind glass which makes it hard to move around to get a good shot.
Pythonidae: Commonly known as Pythons • San Diego Zoo • Balboa Park, San Diego, California • (Photo posted Monday 25 April 2011) • (Photo taken 10:30:09 Wednesday 13 October 2010) • © 2010 Bryan Costales #BCX_9838 Add a comment or report a mistake
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