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Le python molure (Python molurus molurus) habite dans la célèbre Maison des reptiles. Cette espèce, qui peut atteindre près de 8 mètres de long, est aujourd'hui menacée.

Très vorace, le python birman (Python molurus bivittatus) dévore tout de ses proies. Absolument tout, squelette compris. Et le reptile n'est pas regardant en la matière pour alimenter son ...

Le python birman (Python molurus bivittatus) est l'un des plus gros serpents du monde. Se nourrissant de proies entières, le python devrait avoir du mal à digérer. Il n’en est pourtant rien grâce à ...

These huge snakes lived in the tropical rainforests of South America approximately 60 million years ago and would have been ...

Indian pythons (Python molurus) are larger than native Florida snakes and typically reach 10 feet in length and weigh nearly 30 pounds.

Pythons are amazing. (And I’m not just saying that because I’m a proud snake mama.) The Burmese python (Python molurus) can go for a whole year without eating. And once they squeeze and ...

The gustatory feat sets a record: It's the first invasive Burmese python (Python molurus bivittatus) caught with three deer in its gut, said study co-lead author Scott Boback, an associate ...

Since at least 1995, Python molurus bivittatus snakes have been breeding in Everglades National Park, and for nearly as long, people have worried about how to get rid of them (SN: 2/25/12, p 5).