#indianrockpython

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Python molurus is a large nonvenomous python species found in many tropic and subtropic areas of South Asia and Southeast Asia. It is known by the common names Indian python,black-tailed python and Indian rock python. The species is limited to Southern Asia. It is generally lighter colored than the Burmese python and reaches usually 3 metres. Up to 100 eggs are laid by the animal, which are protected and incubated by the female. Towards this end, it has been shown that they are capable of raising their body temperature above the ambient level through muscular contractions.The hatchlings are 45–60 cm (18–24 in) in length and grow quickly Source : Wikipedia Music: http://www.bensound.com Contact for stock footage : viewfinder2016@gmail.com

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---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Indian Rock Python 🐍 Python molurus 🐍 ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Location : Mumbai, Maharashtra. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Gears : Canon EOS 760D with Canon Canon 18-135mm Lens @canonindia_official ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- #reptilesofinstagram #nature #macro #earthcapture #bbcearth #seewildlife #wildlifeplanet #snakesofig #snakes #photowildlife #wild #animalsofinstagram #snakesofinstagram #python #wildlife #macrophotography #pythonmolurus #indianrockpython #snake #natgeo #snakesofindia #capturethewild #ssptalenthunt #conservation #wildlifephotography #reptile #natgeowild #Wildlifeofindia #earthfocus ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- (at India) https://www.instagram.com/p/CQ07ngDJbJv/?utm_medium=tumblr

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Python killed during NH service road construction in Kerala https://www.forests.in/latest/python-killed-during-nh-service-road-construction-in-kerala/

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The Rock Python , shot on Nikon D 5600 with Nikon 18-140 mm through a glass wall. #nikonphoto #nikond5600photography #nikonindiaofficial #nikon18140 #python #indianrockpython #rockpython #snakes #snakeselfie #wildlifephotography #wildlife #wild #nature #naturephotography #nikonindia #nikoncamera #dslrphotography #dslrcamera #nikonlens (at Mohali, India) https://www.instagram.com/p/B5UCreGJuiq/?igshid=q5oa2zvj5lmw

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A baby #indianrockpython on my hand #uvas #worldsnakeday #pythons #babysnake #babyreptile #pythonsofinsta #python #pythonsofig #snakesofinstagram #snakelover #snakes #snake #snakesrule #snakesofig #reptile #reptilephotography #reptiles #reptilesofinstagram #reptilelove #reptilelife #reptilesofig #reptilian #petreptile #petreptiles #petphotography #animalphotography #animal #lahore

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Indian rock python is always a welcome sight when you are on a safari. Normally snakes tend to move away quickly from the oncoming vehicles, since they can sense the vibrations. So, I am always happy to see any kind of snake, but the ones we do come across often is the pythons. They are relatively slow moving to begin with and if they had a meal recently they can be even slower. This is a wonderful example of rectilinear locomotion (movement on a straight line) of a snake. When the scales in the belly area are lifted, pulled forward and downwards and then backwards 🔄 Also, this movement creates beautiful motion in the snakes scale patterns.. . . . For more content please follow @malmijayaweera . . . #leopardtrails #leopardtrailswilpattu #safari #wilpattunationalpark #safariguide #wilpattu #wildlifevideo #wildlife #naturevideos #nature #wildasia #srilankanwildlife #srilanka #sosrilanka #srilankatrip #srilankaholiday #naturelovers #jungle #forest #wildplanet #reptilelover #python #indianrockpython #snakes #reptilesofinsta (at Leopard Trails Wilpattu) https://www.instagram.com/p/ChpYyoJhYoG/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[wildlifesos]

An approx. 12 foot long #IndianRockPython weighing nearly 27 kilograms was rescued by the #WildlifeSOS Rapid Response Unit in Agra. The enormous reptile is currently under observation and will be released back into its natural habitat once deemed fit by the veterinarians. Read the rescue coverage by Business Standard here: http://www.business-standard.com/article/news-ians/python-creates-panic-in-agra-village-118011201229_1.html

[forestsindia]

Python recently rescued from charmer in Odisha undergoes eye surgery https://www.forests.in/latest/python-recently-rescued-from-charmer-in-odisha-undergoes-eye-surgery/

[forestsindia]

Python rescued from a charmer in Odisha https://www.forests.in/latest/python-rescued-from-a-charmer-in-odisha/

[wildlifesos]

A nearly four foot long #IndianRockPython was rescued from Tughlakabad Fort by #WildlifeSOS Rapid Response Unit after passersby tried to pelt stones at the constrictor. The python was found to be unhurt and is currently kept under observation. Read the entire rescue coverage by Asian Age here; http://www.asianage.com/metros/delhi/171017/4-foot-python-rescued-from-tughlaqabad-fort.html

[wildlifesos]

In yet another incident of reptiles seeking shelter in human habitation, two #IndianRockPythons were rescued from Agra. Both reptiles were kept in observation for some time and were released back in their natural habitat shortly after. Read the thrilling rescue coverage by The Times of India: http://bit.ly/2yapr8d

[wildlifesos]

A 7 ft long #IndianRockPython was rescued by the#WildlifeSOS Rapid Response Unit from the Air Force Station, Tuglakabad. The python is currently under observation and will be released into its natural habitat once deemed fit. Follow the link to read the entire rescue coverage byIndia Today here; http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/south-delhi-monsoon-reptiles-wildlife/1/1011955.html

[wildlifesos]

In a nearly five-hour-long rescue operation, an 8 ft long #IndianRockPython was rescued by the #WildlifeSOS team from the Indian Air Force Station Agra. The large constrictor was trapped in the undercarriage bay of an aircraft. Read the entire rescue coverage by The Times of India here; http://bit.ly/2uNne0a