The blood python (scientific name: Python curtus) is a non-venomous snake species of the snake suborder Python. In addition, although it is a python, it is small in size, so it is safe to be bitten by a blood python.

If you want to avoid being bitten by a blood python during feeding, please The lure must be done in place. Specifically:

For the newly introduced blood python, mice can be used to lure food. Blood pythons can generally bite the head of the mouse directly and accurately when preying, and then quickly wrap it around with the body, and slowly swallow it after the mouse is completely dead. If the entanglement is carried out without accurately biting the head of the mouse during predation, the python will be bitten by the white mouse. At this time, it should be decisive to use a straw to drip water into the mouth and nose of the rat to accelerate its death. If you want to move the position during predation, you can use long tweezers to pick up the mouse's tail and move it. It is strictly forbidden to directly touch the python body during feeding with hands or tools. If the feeding is successful, it will enter the normal feeding stage.