Mateusz Bajdak

Normally green tree pythons are coiled up neatly draped over a branch, and not doing very much at all. I like this photo because for once this specimen was awake and alert. I also like the single drop of water on the snake’s body (bottom right) which I only noticed later. Photo taken at Koala Gardens in Kuranda, Queensland, Australia.

David Clode

Chris Curry

green and white snake on black background

Alejandro Sevilla

Sagar Paranjape

selective focus photography green snake on tree branch

Lukasz Szmigiel

green snake on brown branch close-up photo

A green tree python in a typical pose, coiled over a branch. This species is found naturally in Australian and Papua New Guinean rain forests, and they eat warm-blooded prey. They are very similar to the the Emerald Tree Boa of the South American rain forests.

Green snake