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Old 11-24-16, 03:55 PM   #1
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Re: Small collection of balls.

As to the semi-arboreal bit there have been several studies that show an unusually high amount of avian prey in their diet for a supposedly terrestrial animal - yes I can find papers if you are interested.
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Old 11-25-16, 06:16 AM   #2
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As to the semi-arboreal bit there have been several studies that show an unusually high amount of avian prey in their diet for a supposedly terrestrial animal - yes I can find papers if you are interested.
There are birds that dwell on the ground and make their nests on the ground and underground as well. Most birds forage on the ground also and i would think its at that point they can become a target for a ball python.
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