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

African rock pythons exhibit rare cooperative hunting behavior, a unique trait among reptiles. These apex predators can reach up to 20 feet and employ powerful constriction techniques. Their ...

The Southern African rock python is a large python species. Burmese python is one of the largest species of python snakes in the world. It is a dark-colored non-venomous snake. Indian python is also ...

The African rock python, one of the largest and most powerful snakes on Earth, has a reputation that stretches far beyond its size. Capable of consuming prey as large as impalas, hyenas, and even ...

You could say this snake had the last laugh: Researchers in southwestern Kenya recently stumbled across a 13-foot-long African rock python (Python sebae) that was swallowing a 150-pound hyena whole.

The information provided initially stated that the snake in the video was a Boa Constrictor. However, Wildlife Enthusiast CW Vermeulen, has confirmed a point a correction. The snake is in fact an ...

Most snake species are solitary hunters, but there is a rare and remarkable group, however, which hunts in teams. Some species of snakes collaborate with the rest of their species members to overwhelm ...

A giant African python making its way across the golf course is definitely something you don’t see every day. Apparently hoping to get a round of golf in on an off day, an African rock python ...

The largest male African Rock Python found in the state of Florida was nabbed in the Everglades this past January, according to Patricia C. Behnke, a spokesperson for the Florida Fish and Wildlife ...

A Southern African rock python has been captured on a farm in Emona in KwaZulu-Natal. This after a farmer contacted Reaction Unit South Africa (Rusa) just before 9am on Christmas Day after he spotted ...

Unusual circumstances led to the premature death of one of the world's largest species of snakes, the African rock python, on June 20. (Warning: graphic images of the snake's insides below.) Six days ...