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The green tree pythons scientific name is
Chondoropython Viridis. |
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The green tree python lives in New Guinea. |
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The python wraps itself then attack with its
enlarged front teeth. The python hunts in trees in New Guinea. Their prey
is killed when the python wraps the prey up. |
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An
African python reaches up to 32 feet long. An Indian python is about 20
feet long. They are green with white spots going straight down their back.
They are yellow or brown when they hatch from their eggs. |
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The large python are often found near water. How
large they can get and what they hunt for. |
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P. 2019 Wildlife Encyclopedia V.18 |
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Green tree python |
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