Woma python

So mammals, right? And so this is why in Australia...

So, for instance, we have a Woma python, W-O-M-A, and they are a python.

And despite being a python, they don't have the heat-sensing pits.

And it's because their prey is largely reptiles, which typically are so dissimilar from their environment in terms of

temperature.

These Woma pythons, I think I've heard the name before.

Are they the ones that are in western Queensland? There's not that many.

I think the Irwins have a property that have a lot of them on there.

I'm gonna do popins again, olive pythons, spotted pythons, green trees, uh, Hog Island boas.

And then I'm, I got back into aspidites, so I'm doing Woma's and black heads this season.

Um, yeah, I don't know.

Probably some other...

And, you know, when you've got enough snakes in your house, eventually you just walk up and... you look in your room and you see one snake hanging out differently or not behaving normally.

And, uh, I lost my Woma.

So, uh, no idea why, honestly, I've, I didn't really palpate him.

I'm wondering if it's like the whole, uh, cancer thing, but, uh, he was a bit older than the normal ones where I tend to have that issue, but Could have been because I've been feeding him regularly, but not big meals because I haven't had a female.

Yeah, yeah.

It's got a blackhead, I'll tell you that.

What about your Womas? What are your

Womas? It's just a