A 10-foot long snake was captured and relocated this week after being caught lurking under a bin on a woman's porch in Australia. The sheer size of the reptile—identified as a carpet python ...

Carpet pythons are not venomous but do possess a nasty bite thanks to dozens of teeth. They feed largely on small mammals such as bats, as well as birds and lizards.

A "pretty massive" carpet python snake was found curled up inside a garden plant pot at a residence in Australia this week. Video of the reptile was posted to Facebook on Monday by the relocation ...

Carpet pythons don't have fangs or venom, but the species has a set of about 100 small, sharp teeth, which have the ability to cause needle-like lacerations. Mr Castle told Daily Mail Australia ...

Python was mysteriously, repeatedly biting itself on side of road in eastern Australia, but the bites aren’t what killed snake, expert says.

The vets have given him antibiotics. Carpet pythons are found in Australia, New Guinea, and on the northern Solomon Island. They usually hunt small mammals, birds and lizards.

By Andrewbackhouse less than 2 min read May 28, 2015 - 12:04PM Chronicle ...

DARWIN, Australia, Jan. 5 (UPI) --An Australian woman was startled upon discovering a carpet python had decided to make a home out of her leaf blower. N&S Snake Catcher shared photos and video of ...

Python was mysteriously, repeatedly biting itself on side of road in eastern Australia, but the bites aren’t what killed snake, expert says.

Python was mysteriously, repeatedly biting itself on side of road in eastern Australia, but the bites aren’t what killed snake, expert says.

Python was mysteriously, repeatedly biting itself on side of road in eastern Australia, but the bites aren’t what killed snake, expert says.