Pythons are non-venomous snakes, which means they do not have venom glands and cannot inject venom into their prey or humans.

 However, pythons can still be harmful to humans due to their size and strength. They are powerful constrictors and can easily squeeze their prey to death. If a python were to wrap itself around a human, it could potentially cause harm or even death.

 In rare cases, pythons have been known to attack humans, although this is typically only in self-defense or if they feel threatened.

 It is important to remember that pythons are not naturally aggressive towards humans. But where attacks occur, do well to seek medical attention.

For more information, read: PYTHONS PETS AND HUMANS

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