1. THE PYTHON Lauriston Bautista
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Animal Facts
Description
Pythons are large and scaly. They have long bodies, usually 2-20 feet long. They come in many natural colors, starting from green, brown, and tan, to beige, yellow, and red. You can find pictures of pythons on the internet.
Diet
Pythons are carnivores. They eat things like mice and small birds.
Movement
Pythons are snakes, so they slither. They are the only animals that move like this. Sometimes, they slither quickly…to get away from predators. Pythons are prey to crocodiles and large birds.
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3. Habitat
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Pythons live in many places. Some areas are rainforests, deserts, plains, grasslands, and many rocky places. On safaris, you may see pythons by your safari vehicle. But don’t worry; pythons aren’t poisonous. If you are in a rainforest, you’ll see pythons there, too!
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4. Life Cycle
Pythons look really cute as babies. However, when they hatch, it is a sickening scene. Goop and leftover yolk smearing all over the white snake egg can sometimes lead to an upset stomach. Python parents take care of 100 babies for 2 weeks. Afterwards, the babies can take care of themselves!
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Pythons are powerful creatures. An encounter with a python can strike fear into anyone’s heart, especially my teacher, Ms. Mueller. Pythons can’t hurt humans, though. They can grow really long!
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5. Animal Interactions
When pythons get into fights, it can get pretty ugly. So every python has to have SOME way of protecting itself. One way pythons protect themselves is by strangling its intruder, until it runs out of breath and dies. If a python gets to a point where it has to retreat, it just quickly slithers away.
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Pythons aren’t the only predators around here! Do you see that tiger over there? That’s one natural predator a python has to face. Another predator is… you guessed it, the crocodile! Pythons fear the eagle too… any large bird will do. It may seem that pythons are the rulers… but they’re just the start!
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6. Interesting Facts Camo Party! Color Catastrophe
Pythons aren’t always boring. In fact, pythons, in my taste, aren’t boring at all.. Because they can CAMOFLAUGE! They do this to hide from predators.
Swimming Serpents
Pythons aren’t only slithering serpents…they can swim, too! They cut through the water like torpedoes. Other pythons swim slower. They look like mermaids: long, wavy ‘tails’, and calming, soft colors.
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Color Catastrophe
Some pythons can change color! Not by choice, but by age! One python species can change from red, to green, then to brown!
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