Green tree pythons and Emerald tree boas, although similar in appearance, belong to different species and regions. Emerald ...

Bottom Line: Emerald Tree Boa Emerald tree boas look almost exactly like green tree pythons. To the untrained eye, they're identical.

That handsome critter pictured above is an Aussie native called the green tree python (Morelia verdis). Half a world away lives South America’s emerald tree boa (Corallus caninus), which you can ...

Emerald Tree Boa is found in many parts of South America. High Yellow Tree Python is nonvenomous and found mainly on the island of Kofiau in West Papua, Indonesia.

Emerald tree boa (Corallus caninus) This striking, non-venomous snake is native to the Amazon Basin. Like the green tree python, the emerald tree boa coils itself over branches in the canopy.

Massachusetts residents can also now legally own green tree pythons, emerald tree boas, true chameleons and spiny-tailed monitors.

A 5-foot boa constrictor rescued from a tree limb in Texas has a new permanent home with the animal control officer who captured her.

They say opposites attract - and it's definitely true in the case of this tiny tree frog and three-feet long python. Ordinarily, the glistening green frog would represent dinner to the snake. But ...

Animals 6-foot boa constrictor removed from tree in North Texas An Arlington Parks and Recreation employee spotted a large boa constrictor snake in a tree at Veterans Park.