Pythons are constrictors. They do not crush their prey to death as is commonly believed. They kill their prey by coiling around it and tightening their coils each time it breathes out, until it can no longer draw breath and suffocates.
Actually they aren't venomous.
They kill their prey by strangulation. They lunge at a target, coil once or twice around the prey and crush the diaphragm of the animal. This prevents the creature to breathe and it eventually dies of suffocation. But pythons do have fangs which are just used for gripping their prey.
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No, pythons have no venom.
No, they don't.
