The python could be seen snoozing, followed by the carcass of a chicken on the ground.
A reticulated python was caught on camera after it broke through a small opening in the fence of a netizen., a netizen who went by the name of Aaron Tyw shared that the python had broken through a small opening in the fence and had found its way to his chicken coop.
Reticulated pythons are among the most commonly sighted snakes in Singapore. They are found in almost all habitats from forests to mangroves and also in urban areas., these snakes grow to about 10m long, but those we might see are usually much shorter and rarely exceed 5m. Among the longest snakes in the world, this powerfully muscled snake is non-venomous and kills by constricting its victims in its coils. Large adult ones can be dangerous to humans.
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