Royal Python
Python regius
- Least Concern
- Near Threatened
- Vulnerable
- Endangered
- Critically Endangered
- Extinct in the Wild
- Extinct
A non-venomous snake, the Royal Python grow up to 1.3 m long. Whilst comparatively long, the Royal Python is the smallest member of the Python family, most commonly found in Africa. Preferring woodlands and grassy areas, Royal Pythons are also known to venture into trees to find and hunt their prey.
Native Range → |
Central and West Africa |
Natural Habitat → |
Forests and Rainforests |
Diet → |
Birds, Reptiles, Amphibians, Mice, Rats and other small mammals |
Life Expectancy → |
10-15 years in the wild. Up to 40 years in zoos |
Breeding → |
2-11 eggs & a 2-3 month incubation period |
Group Name → |
Unknown |
Active Hours → |
During the day |
Threats → |
Hunting, illegal pet trade |
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