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Green Tree Python

Close-up view of a green tree python (Morelia viridis). The snake has a very distinguishable diamond-shaped head.
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Green Tree Python

Green Tree Python coiled around tree branch. The easiest point of identification for the green tree python is the brilliant green hue of an adult's body.
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Green Tree Python coiled around tree branch. The easiest point of identification for the green tree python is the brilliant green hue of an adult's body.

Green Tree Python

Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) coiled in a tree. Adults will grow to sizes of approximately five feet.
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Green Tree Python (Morelia viridis) coiled in a tree. Adults will grow to sizes of approximately five feet.

Green Tree Python

Green tree python (Morelia viridis) snake, native to New Guinea and Indonesia. Green tree pythons have over 100 long, sharp, backward-pointing teeth designed to bite into prey and hang on.
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Green tree python (Morelia viridis) snake, native to New Guinea and Indonesia. Green tree pythons have over 100 long, sharp, backward-pointing teeth designed to bite into prey and hang on.

Green Tree Python

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Juvenile Green Tree Python. Adolescents of the species can appear in shades ranging from brilliant neon yellow to brick red.

Green Tree Python

Green tree python - Morelia viridis (5 years old) in front of a white background.
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Green tree python - Morelia viridis (5 years old) in front of a white background.