A boa constrictor has been found and captured after days of sightings in Sydney's south. Footage emerged online of the large snake on the loose, which a professional believed to be a red-tailed boa ...

They are recognizable by their elongated bodies, pointed heads, and large jaws filled with sharp teeth. Barracudas are skilled hunters ... aiding in the pollination of many flowering plants. Boa ...

The boa constrictor family that is. Anacondas, the formidable giants of the snake world, come in four distinct species ... which can grind limestone. Bones and teeth of many animals contain ...

NSW DPIRD will continue its investigation to determine the owner of the snake. Dealings with a boa constrictor in NSW is an offence under the Biosecurity Act 2015 and attracts a fine of $1,000.' ...

A red-tailed boa constrictor on the loose in suburban Sydney was finally captured by a professional reptile wrangler -- thanks in part to the efforts of a TV news reporter.

The boa constrictor, a snake native to parts of Central and South America, was caught on camera near the Tom Ugly's Bridge in Sylvania on Sunday, prompting the New South Wales Department of ...

The snake, believed to be a red-bodied boa constrictor, is native to Central and South America and can reach an average length of 3m. On Thursday evening, a NSW Department of Primary Industries ...

Many snake lovers covet boa constrictors as exotic pets. "The boa constrictor is not native to Australia and is a high risk of establishing populations in a wide range of environments in NSW and ...

The snake, believed to be a red-bodied boa constrictor, is native to Central and South America and can reach an average length of 3m. On Thursday evening, a NSW Department of Primary Industries ...