It is a myth that arboreal pythons, such as the green tree python, launch themselves from branches onto prey below. This could cause serious injury to the snake. Rather, they lie still on a branch ...

Not the green tree python. Their vibrant coloration can be ... They mostly live coiled up on tree branches, and their color ...

She does not eat until the babies hatch. A unique characteristic of the green tree python is its manner of resting on a tree branch. It loops itself around the limb several times with its head ...

Like the green tree python, the emerald tree boa coils itself over branches in the canopy. Its prehensile tail and hook-like teeth help it remain a stealthy hunter far above the jungle floor.

That handsome critter pictured above is an Aussie native called the green tree python (Morelia verdis ... Both dangle from tree branches while waiting for prey, both reach a maximum length ...

The green tree python is a small, slender species of python which prefers to coil over a tree branch rather than live on the ground. Native to the rainforests of New Guinea and northern Australia ...

Clinging on with sticky toes, a green tree frog sits bravely on its unlikely friend - a large tree python. Curled around the branches of a small coconut tree, the snake appears relatively ...

A arboreal animal by nature, it coils around a branch and rigidifies in position ... One of the most vibrant snakes, the green tree python can be found in New Guinea, Indonesia, and Australia's ...

Why we love the display: Snakes get a bad rap, but the python's emerald green skin is mesmerising in person, and even more so in lights. Habitat: These pythons are found in New Guinea, Indonesia ...

A snake has found itself in a toothless s-s-s-situation. Toothless, a green tree python, was rushed to the Mount Ommaney vet in Brisbane, after she accidentally swallowed her lower jaw bone while ...