specializing in turtle breeding for local pet stores. While he is experienced at handling poisonous and dangerous snakes, the diamond python is not often a threat. A diamond python at the London ...

Shopper Helaina Alati was looking for spices when she turned her head and saw the diamond python "just 20cm from my face". She told Guardian Australia: "It just wanted to say hello." She said it ...

The nonvenomous Diamond Python was hiding behind the cumin. One shopper just happened to be a trained snake catcher. She captured the python and let it slink away into nearby woods. Good morning.

In another clip, Byrne zooms in on the cluster of snakes wriggling on the dark rocks. She and her husband correctly identify them as diamond pythons, which are nonvenomous and native to southeastern ...

The yellow diamond python hung from the roof of a verandah as it attempted to cram the stocky bird into its mouth. Nicola Moore, from the NSW mid north coast, was sipping her morning coffee when ...

Helaina Alati was shopping in a supermarket in Sydney when a nonvenomous diamond python stuck its head out from behind a shelf of spices. The snake reportedly came within 8 inches of Alati’s head.

“Is anyone good with snakes?” she posted to Facebook. “I have a diamond python under my bed and I’m absolutely sh*t scared of snakes.” A diamond python thought it could find a home in ...

It was a diamondback wannabe! A python was spotted slithering around a store in the heart of the Big Apple’s Diamond District Friday — just two days after another snake was found on the Upper ...