Affectionately referred to as Pip by his keeper, Taronga Zoo’s latest reptilian recruit is a pygmy python that is barely 30cm long. Affectionately referred to as Pip by his keeper, Taronga Zoo’s ...

It was Christmas Eve at Symbio Wildlife Park when the first of six new pygmy pythons raised its tooth to the ceiling and slit open the egg in which it was encased.

The sighting of a black-headed python at Wooleen Station has meant a change in locality data for the species in Western Australia. Black-headed pythons are usually found across Australia's north, ...

Don't miss out on the headlines from NSW. Followed categories will be added to My News. Affectionately referred to as Pip by his keeper, Taronga Zoo’s latest reptilian recruit is a pygmy python that ...