A boa is a non-venomous snake, located in Central and South America, including Mexico, Madagascar, and Reunion island. Boa constrictors grow to be about 4 meters in length, making it the longest bodied of their species, and they give birth to live young. Boas have many teeth in their mouth, totaling about one hundred and inwardly curved.
They are commonly cream, grey, and brown, which serves as their base colors, and they have reddish-brown markings on their bodies. Boas are more defensive than pythons, and they tend to flee in the face of confrontation. When boas are handled, they tend to move around and check things out, as they are curious creatures. Pythons, on the other hand, are the largest snakes in the world.
Pythons are located in Africa and Asia, and they populate the vast and dense forest in mainly dry areas, and they often enjoy perching on the trees. A python's colorations are oddly shaped dark color blotches with a light color on the rest of the body, and they lay eggs. Pythons are aggressive attackers, but they do not destroy their prey with their teeth. Their target is crushed by constriction using their powerful muscles. They have many teeth on their upper jaw, and on the lower jaw about half as many.