Amphibians and reptiles of Parsa National Park, Nepal Author Bhattarai, Santosh National Trust for Nature Conservation - Biodiversity Conservation Center, Ratnanagar- 6, Sauraha, Chitwan- 44204, NEPAL santosh.bhattarai@hotmail.com Author Pokheral, Chiranjibi Prasad National Trust for Nature Conservation - Biodiversity Conservation Center, Ratnanagar- 6, Sauraha, Chitwan- 44204, NEPAL & National Trust for Nature Conservation-Central Zoo, Jawalakhel, Lalitpur, NEPAL Author Lamichhane, Babu Ram National Trust for Nature Conservation - Biodiversity Conservation Center, Ratnanagar- 6, Sauraha, Chitwan- 44204, NEPAL Author Regmi, Uba Raj Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation, Parsa National Park, NEPAL Author Ram, Ashok Kumar Department of National Parks and Wildlife Conservation, Parsa National Park, NEPAL Author Subedi, Naresh National Trust for Nature Conservation-Khumaltar, Lalitpur, NEPAL text Amphibian & Reptile Conservation 2018 e 155 2018-07-17 12 1 35 48 journal article 297527 10.5281/zenodo.11390169 3a0bed1c-f08c-475a-a40e-705b088b1ac1 1525-9153 11390169 Python bivittatus (Kuhl 1820) : The python is the largest snake species in Nepal and it is distributed from Nepalese Terai up to 2,800 m elevation in Nepal (Bhattarai et al. 2017). In the PNP, the species was observed from Bhata, Amlekhgunj-Hattisar, Halkhoria Daha, and Ramauli Pratapur ( Fig. 21 ). The PNP has dry sub-tropical habitat and gets incidental fire. One injured python was found with wounds inside the park at Kamini Daha.