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Stimson's Python. Also known as Large-blotched Python - Feeds on small mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs. They lay 5-19 eggs each season. They are preyed upon by some raptors
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Stimson's Python. Also known as Large-blotched Python - Feeds on small mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs. They lay 5-19 eggs each season. They are preyed upon by some raptors
DH-3260
Stimson's / Large-blotched Python
At Lajamanu on the northern edge of the Tanami Desert, Northern Territory, Australia
Antaresia (Liasis) stimsoni
Feeds on small mammals, birds, reptiles and frogs. They lay 5-19 eggs each season. They are preyed upon by some raptors and large reptiles
Found in arid regions woodlands and rocky areas of western and central Australia.
Don Hadden
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Caught in the Act - DH-3260, The Master of Disguise!
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. In this print by Don Hadden, we witness the stealthy prowess of DH-3260, also known as Stimson's Python or the Large-blotched Python. This slithering wonder from down under is a true chameleon of the desert! Feeding on small mammals, birds, reptiles, and even frogs, DH-3260 proves that size doesn't matter when it comes to satisfying its appetite. With an impressive clutch of 5-19 eggs each season, this python knows how to keep its lineage strong. But beware! Even though they are skilled hunters themselves, these pythons have their own predators lurking in the shadows. Some raptors and large reptiles dare to challenge their dominance in the wild. Captured at Lajamanu on the northern edge of Australia's vast Tanami Desert, this photo showcases DH-3260's natural habitat - arid woodlands and rocky areas found throughout western and central Australia. It seems these snakes thrive where others fear to tread! So next time you find yourself exploring Oceania's deserts from above (metaphorically speaking), don't forget to appreciate nature's wonders like our friend DH-3260 - a magnificent creature embodying both beauty and danger.
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