How many teeth do ball pythons have?

Ball pythons do not have fangs. They do, however, have teeth. They're not impressive in comparison to the huge fangs that other species have, but they can still do damage if bitten. read more

Ball pythons do not have fangs. They do, however, have teeth. They're not impressive in comparison to the huge fangs that other species have, but they can still do damage if bitten. Ball pythons constrict their prey, and the teeth help move the mouse into the body when swallowed. read more

Pythons that feed on cold-blooded prey do not have the labial pits. Regardless of length, pythons are bulky for their size. They have triangular-shaped heads and sharp, backward-curving teeth that they use to grab prey. Arboreal pythons’ teeth are longer than their terrestrial cousins. Arboreal pythons also have extremely prehensile tails. read more

Burmese pythons do not have fangs, but are constrictors that have large teeth that curve rearward. The curved teeth inside of a Burmese python's mouth are excellent for grabbing prey, such as birds, pigs and other reptiles. read more