Ball Python Snake With A Unique Pinstripe Morph 🐍

Maynard Okereke, the Hip Hop Science MD, meets the Museum of Science’s ball python snake and learns about its unique pinstripe morph coloration.

Ball pythons are native to central and western Africa and are generally smaller than other python species, typically growing to around 3-5 feet in length. They are called "ball" pythons because when threatened or stressed, they have a tendency to curl up into a tight ball, with their head tucked safely in the middle.

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