Amethyst pythons are not poisonous. Amethyst pythons suffocate their prey by entanglement and compression when hunting. The huge size of the amethyst python will pose a certain threat to humans.

After knowing the toxicity of the Amethyst Python, let's talk about the other aspects of the Amethyst Python feature. The habitat of amethyst pythons is tropical rainforest, bushes, and shaded areas of exposed rocks. The amethyst python looks like a giant carpet python, with a typical length of 3.5 to 5 meters and a maximum length of 8.5 meters. Amethyst pythons are carnivores, and rodents, birds and kangaroos are all favorite foods of amethyst pythons.