The non-venomous Indian python is widely found in the Indian subcontinent. It grows to about 10 feet and is not considered dangerous to humans. It is classified as near-threatened on the IUCN red ...

Manas Das, Assistant Conservator of Forest, said, "Locals did not harm the animal. After they informed us regarding the reptile, we rushed to the village and caught it alive." ...

Indian python faces extinction. Habitat loss and illegal trade threaten the species. These snakes are also desired as exotic pets. Conservation efforts are crucial. Indian pythons are non-venomous ...

Indian Rock Python rescued in Mumbai's Mulund area after straying into residential premises, causing panic among residents.

A 10-foot Indian Rock Python triggered panic in a Mumbai residential area after monsoon rains displaced it from its habitat.

An Indian python was recently rescued by a snake rescuer, but a scary incident was caught on camera. A video shows a man being bitten by the snake while attempting to take a selfie with it.

Indian pythons (Python molurus) are larger than native Florida snakes and typically reach 10 feet in length and weigh nearly 30 pounds.

A U.S. Geological Survey study found that some snakes in Florida's invasive python population may have become more adaptable thanks to crossbreeding.

Indian Python (Python molurus) Closely related to the Burmese python, the Indian python can grow up to 20 feet (6 meters) long.

An eight-foot-long adult Indian rock python which had strayed into Ragadapatia village lying in close proximity of Bhitarkanika National Park in Odisha’s .