Green Tree Python ~ Morelia viridis
Uploaded: December 17, 2006
The tight coil, prehensile tail, and color of these pythons are adaptations allowing for life in the treetops. These snakes also have well-developed heat sensory pits along their lips which are used in locating warm-blooded prey. When resting, it loops itself saddle-fashion over a branch, anchoring itself with its prehensile tail and cradling its head in the middle of its comfortably draped coils.
Exif: FNumber: 3.5, ExposureBiasValue: 0/2, ExposureTime: 6.66666666666667E-02, Flash: flash did not fire, ISO: 100, WhiteBalance: auto white balance
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