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The rock python has been known to exceed twenty feet in length, and they are a heavy bodied snake. While they are not venomous, they do have a number of very dangerous teeth that can deliver quite a nasty bite. The real power for this snake, however, is in it’s coils. The Asian rock python is a constrictor in that they squeeze the life out of their prey before swallowing them whole.
They like to live in valleys, heavily forested areas, and even out in wide open clearings where food is available. They always live close to a water source.
The rock python primarily eats rodents, birds, other snakes and reptiles, and small mammals. Once they get larger, they might take much larger prey. Some rock pythons have been known to attempt eating caymen, and even the occasional young jaguar.
While the rock python is not generally considered to be a big danger to humans, they are certainly capable of harming us. Given the opportunity, they can be deadly. Give this snake a wide berth if you come into contact with one.
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“Some rock pythons have been known to attempt eating caymen, and even the occasional young jaguar.”
As Caymans and Jaguars live nowhere else but in South and Central America, individuals of both species may have been attacked by large Anacondas, but sure as hell NOT by Asian Rock Pythons.