As Africa's largest species of snake, the African rock python will eat just about anything, including goats (hooves and all) and antelopes, which can reach well over 100 pounds.

Stock image of a Southern African Python. Thought to be the largest species of snake in Africa, one of these snakes got caught behind barbed wire, requiring snake catcher Nick Evans' assistance.

A huge snake’s big meal in South Africa has turned out to be its last. After the death of a 12-foot-long African Rock Python, park rangers opened its stomach. Inside they found a 30-pound ...

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

The Reaction Unit South Africa shared an interesting story of how they responded to a car theft but ended up rescuing a snake ...

A massive Southern African python is recovering after being electrocuted while slithering through a fence at a private conservation area. Durban snake catcher, Nick Evans, said the reptile was ...

A snake catcher and his daughter were devastated after discovering a Burmese python that had been brutally beaten to death by ...

Safari-goers in South Africa’s Kruger National Park witnessed a rare event when a young leopard cub’s curiosity leads to a showdown with a massive rock python hidden among the tall grass ...

Corrie Lotter, an ASI-licensed snake catcher, recently assisted with relocating a large Southern African python in Munster.

Pythons have huge appetites, but which snake would win an eating contest? Surprisingly, it's a harmless little African snake that consumes eggs whole like an amuse-bouche.

The state wildlife commission now requires that Burmese pythons, African rock pythons and several other snakes have microchips implanted to prevent owners from abandoning them.