Are pythons found in Udawalawe?

Yes, the Indian rock python is a large non-venomous constrictor that lives in Udawalawe National Park, where it is doing well.

It tends to stay in places close to steady water and thick river forest. This helps it wait and strike at prey that comes by. Even though it can get very long and heavy, its blotched skin blends into the surroundings. So you may only see it at rare times, like when it lies out on sun-warmed rocks or when it moves slowly along quiet dirt paths.