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Reticulated Python Climbs Wall To Reach Its Prey A Reticulated Python which is considered the longest and one of the heaviest snakes of planet, climbs the wall to reach out for its prey in Myanmar. The python's squeezing force is about 14 PSI enough to kill human beings. Follow HornbillTV for latest updates Watch HornbillTV on ACC Channel No. 15, Airtel Channel 650, JioTV, JIOTV APP, GTPL 982, CITY CABLE 139, Pentagon, Hornbill Digital. Download on Play Store & AppStore. Follow us on Facebook, Y

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Here’s a fantastic video of our Reticulated Python. Snakes have no chin and no chin bone so their jaws aren’t connected like ours are. It looks like they are dislocating their jaw but actually there are really stretchy ligaments that determine how wide the jaw can open. The reticulated python is the largest snake native to Asia. The one here at Thrigby weighs over 80kg and is 20 feet long! If you would like to support us during this difficult time then you can adopt an animal or make a donation