The green tree python is a species of non-venomous snake native to Papua New Guinea, Indonesia, and northern Australia. Known for its striking green coloration and coiled posture, this arboreal snake is a popular choice for reptile enthusiasts. They primarily feed on small vertebrates, including rodents, birds, and lizards, and have been observed to occasionally hunt and consume small bats. Despite their intimidating appearance, green tree pythons are generally considered docile and make for relatively manageable pets, although they do require special care and attention.