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A non-venomous species of python (Aspidites ramsayi) endemic to the arid regions of central and western Australia, distinguished by its lack of heat-sensing pits and its distinctively banded, pale brown to olive coloration.

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"During the nocturnal desert survey, the herpetologist was thrilled to document a rare woma hunting for small mammals in the spinifex grass."

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