Longest python dies after laying an egg


The python laid an egg on Saturday before she died on Sunday. (Pic courtesy by Civil Defence Department/12-04-2016)

GEORGE TOWN: The 7.5m-long python, which received international publicity for possibly being the longest snake in the world and attracted large crowds, has died.

The snake died on Sunday, a day after it laid an egg, slightly bigger than a ping pong ball. It is believed that the snake was carrying more eggs.

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