BABY OLIVE PYTHON 🐍 He’s getting a little help popping out of that egg, he looked like he might’ve wanted to stay a little longer 😆 Time to open up! Many people are surprised that the eggs are much softer than chicken eggs, this is so the snakes can wiggle out easier 😆 they don’t have chicken beaks or arms to help them crack open. | The Reptile Zoo

This absolute beauty is an Olive Python, Australia’s second largest snake. Olive Pythons eat mammals, birds and reptiles.. large specimens are even powerful enough to overpower, kill and eat small crocodiles up to around 1.5m in length, which is absolutely mental. This particular individual is a decent size, but it’s only half as big as they can get.. crazy! 🧡🐍 Mak Mak Marranunggu Country Northern Territory Australia | Wildman Adventures

Average sized Olive Python on a steamy night in the Northern Territory This species is one of the largest snakes in Australia, reaching over 4m in length and weighing up to 20kg! They’re not venomous, but they are very powerful and have very, very sharp teeth so like with any other snake, treat it with caution and respect its space. Werat/Koongurrukun/Mak Mak Marranunggu/Warray Country Litchfield National Park Top End NT 🧡🐍 | Wildman Adventures

These olive pythons can eat a crocodile 🐍🍽️🐊. 🎥Nick Volpe & Lucyna Kania #Snake #Science #NorthernTerritory #OlivePython | ABC Science