It is the largest sub- species of the Indian Python. They are an endangered species. Burmese pythons hatch from eggs. They can have 100 eggs at a time. Eggs usually hatch 60-90 days after they are laid.
Burmese pythons eat a large range of animals.
They eat small animals but are liable to kill larger animals. They swallow their food whole, but it may take them many days to digest it. While they are in the wild they don't eat every day. They usually eat mammals, birds, or reptiles. They are nocturnal hunters.