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Ball Python
Scientific name
: Python regius
Kingdom
: Animalia
Phylum
: Chordata
Class
: Reptilia
Order
: Squamata
Family
: Pythonidae
Genus
: Python
Species
: P. regius
Fun Facts
This snake gets its name from its tendency to curl up like a ball when threatened.
A terrestrial species, though it can both actively climb branches and swim, it is found in empty rodent burrows.
The python bites its prey and coils around it eventually suffocating the prey.
It eats rodents, small animals and birds on occasion.
The ball python can grow to be 4 to 6 feet.
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