The snake has been identified as a black-headed python, a non-venomous reptile that grows to about 6 feet. In the footage, according to reports, the children laughed as they skipped rope with the ...

The maximum fine for a person found guilty of killing or injuring a black-headed python is $12,615. 'The killing or injuring of native animals should be reported to the Department of the ...

As the kids jumped and giggled, one of the boys said it was a black-headed python. Children in Woorabinda use a snake as a skipping rope. It is unclear whether the python was already dead when the ...

As the kids jumped and giggled, one of the boys said it was a black-headed python. It remains unclear if the python was dead before the children started using it for their merriment. As the video ...

A viral video showed children in Queensland using a dead snake as a skipping rope. Authorities launched an investigation into the incident.

“Show me that, show me what it is,” a woman can be heard saying in the clip “It’s a black-headed python,” replies one of the boys. A Department of the Environment, Tourism, Science and ...