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| The Indian rock python feeds on warm-blooded animals. Like other constrictors, this snake wraps its muscular body around its prey tightly to suffocate it. Indian pythons grow to a length of approximately 4 meters (13 ft), although larger individuals have been reported. Pythons are members of the most primitive group of living snakes; they may hiss, but are essentially deaf and mute. | ||||||
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