They're not big fans of climbing, however, preferring to hunt on the forest floor. Emerald tree boas look almost exactly like green tree pythons. To the untrained eye, they're identical.

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 ...

Nick goes in search of this elusive species. What to Read Next Native only to Australia and Papua New Guinea, the green tree python's biggest danger comes from poachers. Also alarming is the fact ...

Its camouflage and stealth features make it a master ambush predator of forest canopy cover ... One of the most vibrant snakes, the green tree python can be found in New Guinea, Indonesia ...

That handsome critter pictured above is an Aussie native called the green tree python (Morelia verdis). Half a world away lives South America’s emerald tree boa (Corallus caninus), which you can ...

A green tree frog was seen lingering over a large python. And the snake was is no mood to gulp it down. The duo has been raised in captivity together thus there is no encounter between them.

The green tree python is one of the world's most alluring reptiles, making it an instant target for poachers. Alarmingly, it seems many of these poachers are snatching green pythons from the ...