context: Python brongersmai is distinguished from its two closest relatives (ie P. curtus and Python breitensteini) from its ventral shield of 167 or more; supralabial shields (some of them) directly in contact with the underside of the eye (in the other two types are included by subocular scales); and two supraocular shields (in the other two types). The body color of P. brongersmai is generally dominated by red or dark red color, while the other two are black or at best brown and tan. [3] Because of that color, this snake gets its name: blood python or blood python.
question: What color is the Bakas snake?
answers.text: red or dark red