Veiled Earth | Nature Explained on Instagram: "One bite, a hundred needles—that’s the reality behind a python’s tooth print. These non-venomous giants have rows of backward-curved teeth designed not for chewing, but for trapping and holding prey. Each tooth tears tiny, evenly spaced dots into skin—nature’s perfect grip. A python’s bite is rarely deadly to humans, but the “zipper mark” it leaves is unforgettable. Their mouth is like a living trap, with teeth positioned to pull food in and prevent