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'''Pythons''' are a little strange: while their description claims that they are a "small snake" that lives in trees, the actual creature is 200,000 cm<sup>3</sup> in [[size]], the size of a [[grizzly bear]], and some dwarves [[preferences|prefer]] them for their "great size". Pythons are easily the largest species of snake in the game once they grow out - at half their size, [[anaconda]]s are a very distant second - but even so, lacking a <tt>[LARGE_PREDATOR]</tt> tag, they will flee contact with your dwarves. The actual pythons you will encounter in the wild will seldom reach their full size, however, as they continue to grow until they are twenty years old, and pythons only live to be ten ''to'' twenty years old (<tt>[MAXAGE:10:20]</tt>).
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'''Pythons''' are a little strange: while their description claims that they are a "small snake" that lives in trees, the actual creature is 200,000 cm<sup>3</sup> in [[size]], the size of a [[grizzly bear]], and some dwarves [[preferences|prefer]] them for their "great size". Pythons are easily the largest species of snake in the game once they grow out - at half their size, [[anaconda]]s are a very distant second - but even so, lacking a <tt>[LARGE_PREDATOR]</tt> tag, they will flee contact with your dwarves. The actual pythons you will encounter in the wild will seldom reach their full size, however, as they continue to grow until they are twenty years old, and pythons only live to be ten ''to'' twenty years old (<tt>[MAXAGE:10:20]</tt).
  
 
Lacking the ability to breed, pythons cannot be used to fill out your [[egg production|egg farms]] except on an individual basis (they also have a very low [[pet]] value). They do happen to be very good [[swimmer]]s, however.
 
Lacking the ability to breed, pythons cannot be used to fill out your [[egg production|egg farms]] except on an individual basis (they also have a very low [[pet]] value). They do happen to be very good [[swimmer]]s, however.

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