Titan python fossil
Fossil
Fossil 3D model
Python
snake
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Archaeological fossils
Titan python
Boidae
Titan Python
Primitive python
3
Coin
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The Titan Python belongs to the Python family. Titan pythons lack external and middle ears, resulting in delayed hearing; The olfactory organ grows on the tongue; Without eyelids, one cannot close their eyes; There are lungs. The fossils of the Titan Python can be traced back to the Guajira Peninsula in northeastern Colombia, South America, approximately 60 to 58 million years ago. The Titan Python dominated the Earth for at least 10 million years. Titan pythons are cold-blooded animals with a habit of sunbathing and hunting after their bodies become warm. According to researchers' analysis, the food of the Titan Python includes blunt nosed crocodiles weighing half a ton, lungfish up to three meters long, and some large turtles.