How the burmes pyton moves?

The Burmese python moves primarily through a method called lateral undulation, where it contracts and relaxes its muscles in a wave-like motion to propel itself forward. It can also use rectilinear movement, which involves creeping forward in a straight line by alternating the contraction of different segments of its body. Additionally, when climbing, it employs a method known as concertina movement, where it anchors its body to a surface and pushes itself upward. These movements allow the Burmese python to navigate various terrains effectively, whether on land or in trees.