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  1. Contrary to popular belief, pythons don’t unhinge their jaws to gulp down their food. Instead, a stretchy connective tissue between their cranium and lower jaw allows them to open their mouths four times wider than their skulls, per Scientific American 's Bethany Brookshire.
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