The ringed python is listed as a national first-class protected animal. It is one of the largest species of snakes in my country. Because of people's indiscriminate hunting, the number of the ringed python is decreasing day by day, and it is in an endangered state. Learn more about the lower ringed python below.

The ringed python is about 150 cm in length. The scales on the head are large, and the hot pockets are only distributed on 3-4 lower lip scales. The scales on the body are very flat, and although the body color of the young snake is black, it also has a distinct orange ring pattern. The black part will spread as it grows, and after a year, the whole body will almost turn black.