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Burmese python · Shared by FrostyOtter · 1 week ago

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Fig III has appointed herself lifeguard, and the entire duck population has been moved to the shallow pool for safety.

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About the Burmese python

Origin
South and South-East Asia
Adult size
3.7–5 m; over 90 kg
Lifespan
20–25 years
Basking temperature
31–33°C hot spot, 26–28°C ambient
Legal status
Restricted or prohibited in many jurisdictions
Handling
Two competent adults present, always

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