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How pythons swallow large animals. Three main factors help them. 1. They have flexible jaw structure. Unlike mammals, their upper jaw and lower jaws aren't fused. They're two separate halves connected by elastic ligaments and muscles. 2. Snakes have very stretchy skins and muscles 3. Time. After killing its...

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