Burmese pythons are called piano pythons in Chinese. This is because the spots and patterns on their bodies are thought to be similar to the patterns of ancient piano strings, hence the name.
The Burmese python is a large, non-venomous snake that is distributed in Southeast Asia and is one of the longest pythons in the world. Their bodies are graceful and brightly colored, and skin can often be seen in brown, gray or green tones, covered with irregular dark spots and patterns. These dark spots and patterns vary in shape, some resemble piano keys, and some resemble piano strings. The overall appearance is similar to ancient string patterns, hence the name piano python.
It should be noted that although the Burmese python is very beautiful and attractive in appearance, it is physically strong and has a fierce temperament, and sometimes attacks humans. Therefore, you need to be particularly careful when raising Burmese pythons. You must pay attention to providing a suitable diet and a suitable living environment. At the same time, you must comply with relevant laws and regulations. It is prohibited to kill, sell or raise wild animals without permission.
