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Definition of blood python

blood python

Plural:blood pythons
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A heavy-bodied, non-venomous constrictor snake species (Python brongersmai) native to the Malay Peninsula and Sumatra, characterized by its exceptionally stout build and striking red, orange, and brown coloration.

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"The herpetologist carefully monitored the humidity in the enclosure to ensure the captive blood python remained healthy during its shedding cycle."

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180019102020

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