Came across this beautiful Diamond Python on my walk in the Royal National Park today **Note. This footage has been zoomed in and cropped #snakes #reptilelover #royalnationalpark | Find My Australia

This Diamond Python gave a young girl quite the fright while she was closing up at work! Luckily, we were at lunch just 5 minutes away! Now that's WILD! #WILD #Conservation #Australia #snake #snakecatcher #work #workplace #snakes #reptile #animal #animallover #wildlife | Wild Conservation

Diamond Python Eve just shedded and is looking extra glowing today 🐍💗 Eve is about 20 years old and used to be someones pet before she was donated to Potoroo Palace in 2015. If you listening carefully you can hear her hissing of excitement looking at the camera #diamonpython #nativewildlife | Potoroo Palace Native Animal Sanctuary

SAVING A BABY SNAKES LIFE! ASSIST FEEDING BABY BALL PYTHON This little one hadn’t eaten for 4 weeks since hatching, despite us trying everything — live & frozen/thawed, rats, mice, ASFs, and different prey sizes. When a baby ball python refuses food for this long, it’s at serious risk of starvation and organ failure. Assist feeding is a last resort used to save its life and jumpstart its appetite. Once the snake realizes what food is, it often begins eating on its own. 🐍 ⚠️ Important Note: This

The last thing you’d expect to see on a family walk… A family stumbled across a diamond python 'mating ball' while on a leisurely stroll through the Royal National Park in NSW. The large pile of pythons appear to be wrestling for a mate while basking on top of some rocks. Snake experts warn not to approach mating balls, regardless of whether the snakes are venomous or not. | 10 News Sydney