Animals - Nocturnal Trail

Reticulated Python
Python reticulatus
Range:	Southeastern Asia, the Philippines, and the east Indies.
Habitat:	Trees, in the water and on land.
Diet:	Warm blooded prey; nesting birds and water fowl and small to medium mammals. At the zoo: large mice.
Fun Facts:	The reticulated python is the largest of the true pythons, and can reach lengths of 33 feet! They are not venomous, but kill their prey by constriction (like a boa constrictor)! The female deposits about a hundred or more large eggs and remains with them until they hatch!