Aggressive Pythons 04 Footage

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While Burmese Pythons have been very popular pet, they tend to be aggressive, especially when food is involved. This large-bodied snake is responsible for the most deaths and attacks on reptile-keepers. Burmese Pythons are a subspecies of Indian pythons, as are Rock Pythons; both of which are on the list. They are found naturally in rain forests in Southeast Asia, and are actually near-threatened in the wild. Their average length is 18 feet and their average weight is 190 pounds. They are known for their attitude, and are infamous for biting their handlers. In general over 20 documented accounts of Burmese pythons sending their owners to the hospital are recorded per year. Regardless, they will always be popular pets.
The Rock python is the largest species of snake that exists in Africa. The average adult length is around 16 feet, but specimens reaching over 20 are common. The largest caught was 32.1 feet long; caught on Africa's Ivory Coast. These snakes can weigh up to and over 170 pounds at adulthood. They are both respected and hated/feared in Africa, because they have a tendency to kill and consume livestock from towns, including goats, pets, and small deer. There are documented accounts of rock pythons attacking people, but very few of them killing humans. These pythons are most well known for, quite literally, biting off more than they can chew. It is not uncommon to find a dead rock python that has choked on a meal.
Reticulated Pythons are native to Southeastern Asia and are feared because of their size. There are few confirmed instances of these snakes eating people and pets. Their primary diet consists of apes and monkeys and other small mammals, and as such, these snakes are incredible climbers. These snakes are remarkably fast in the trees. Also, like mo..