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 ...

At one point, the children could be heard identifying the reptile as a black-headed python, Australian news outlet 7NEWS ...

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 ...

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 ...

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 ...

“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 ...