Had enough of exotic kittens? We didn't think so, but it's high time we represented the reptiles. These pictures taken yesterday at the National Zoo present pythons in a new light. Be careful though, adult green tree pythons grow to seven feet in length! Thanks to Linda Lombardi for the pictures and info.
This fellow was born in April. Read on to see more from the National Zoo...
The young are polymorphic, which means they come in many different colors, including various shades of yellow, red, and orange.
Here's one from a year ago which shows a young python learning the ropes from Mom. Wild green tree pythons always turn green in adulthood.
