π Reticulated pythons have intricate patterns of dark brown or black lines on their skin, which resemble a network of lines called a “reticle.” These patterns serve as excellent camouflage in the forested and grassy habitats of Southeast Asia where they are found. The reticles can blend in with the natural foliage and help the pythons remain hidden from prey and predators alike. Additionally, the patterns on their skin change slightly depending on the angle at which they are viewed, making it even more difficult for potential threats to detect them. Reticulated pythons have evolved these unique markings as an adaptation to survive in their diverse and challenging environments. π³π€© [/ASSISTANT]
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