13-foot Burmese python killed by a Florida bobcat Bartoszek’s team was tracking Loki, a 13-foot long, 52 pound scout snake. They expected to find Loki with a female python.

There was a record 6,300 pounds of the invasive snake removed this season, bringing the total to a hefty milestone of more than 20 tons of Burmese pythons removed from a 200-square-mile area in ...

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In 2022, the team caught the biggest Burmese python ever found in Florida’s Everglades: an almost 18-foot-long, 215-pound female loaded with 122 developing follicles/eggs. Over the years, the ...

Which helps illustrate how pythons can swallow prey larger than themselves — sometimes more than 100 percent of their own body mass. Bartoszek’s admiration for these snakes is plain.

The Conservancy of Southwest Florida has announced a significant milestone: It has removed 6,300 pounds of invasive Burmese pythons throughout its hunting season.

The Burmese python — an apex predator that can grow over 18 feet long and eat animals larger than itself — has decimated native wildlife throughout much of South Florida. Its presence is ...

Lloyd and Justin McClain, known as "Maryland Snake Man," helped contain, measure and report the 13-foot-long Burmese python on Monday. Lloyd was able to get the non-native python into a small gray ...

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A startling milestone has been reached in Florida's war against the invasive Burmese pythons eating their way across the Everglades. The Conservancy of Southwest Florida reports it has captured ...

20 tons of invasive Burmese pythons have been killed by the Conservancy of Southwest Florida in a 200-square-mile area, but countless more remain, experts say.

Researchers announced a record-breaking 6,300 pounds of invasive Burmese pythons were removed from Southwest Florida.