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Simalia kinghorni (Australian scrub python, Scrub python, Amethystine python)

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Australia's longest and largest snake, found in the tropical rainforests of far north Queensland and some islands of the Torres Strait.

Simalia kinghorni (Stull, 1933)

Simalia kinghorni is listed in the following regions:

Townsville | North Queensland

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Simalia kinghorni (Australian scrub python, Scrub python, Amethystine python) at Lynam, QLD - 18 May 2021 by sayoung15

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Simalia kinghorni (Australian scrub python, Scrub python, Amethystine python) at Hervey Range, QLD - 18 May 2021 by sayoung15

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Simalia kinghorni (Australian scrub python, Scrub python, Amethystine python) at Lynam, QLD - 18 May 2021 by sayoung15

Simalia kinghorni (Australian scrub python, Scrub python, Amethystine python) at Hervey Range, QLD - 18 May 2021 by sayoung15

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Species information

Simalia kinghorni Scientific name
Australian scrub python, Scrub python, Amethystine python Common name
Not Sensitive
Local native
Non-invasive or negligible
Up to 757.6m Recorded at altitude
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