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AUSTRALIAN SCRUB (or AMETHYSTINE) PYTHON
Morelia kinghorni
(was Morelia amethistina kinghorni)

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©2011 John Fowler and Rachel Barnes

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©2011 John Fowler and Rachel Barnes

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©2011 John Fowler and Rachel Barnes
The sub adult Scrub Python above was removed from the middle of a road near Tulley Qld after being clipped by a car. It was resting in a coil.

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Rachel Barnes holds the head end of a Scrub Python for a Channel 7 News story about a Scrub python stolen From Cleland Wildlife Park

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The picture above is of a sub-adult animal from Cairns, Queensland. The snake pictured below is from from Cape Tribulation National Park, Qld.

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