Now, biologists say they’ve captured the heaviest snake ever found in Florida: A 215-pound, 18-foot-long Burmese python that had likely eaten an entire adult white-tailed deer for her last meal. Biologists also found 122 eggs developing inside the snake, which they believe is a new record for the number of eggs a female python can produce during a single breeding cycle. An average clutch is around 43 eggs, officials said at a June 22 news briefing. https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smar...e-record-breaking-215-pound-python-180980363/
Burmese python? People half ass raise exotic pets only to release in the wild? Why couldn't they flush it down the toilet like a wetwipe or dump it in the recycle bin like any responsible American?
Yes, they're a massive problem in the Everglades area, totally ****ing up the ecosystem. Same with lionfish that were released around South Florida and have now shown up at the flower garden banks off Texas. Thanks again, Florida. Assholes.
https://bbs.clutchfans.net/threads/cuban-brown-anole.305389/page-3#post-13108195 rattlesnakes don't bother to lay eggs...they can bite you as soon as they're born
You're totally correct, and I apologize. I'm 100% biased against assholes, not just the Florida ones.
Someone needs to cash in on the Python catching. Street taco Pythons, Pythons on a stick. not to mention can get crafty with belts and boots.
Don't do what i would do and say "i bet youre happy you were out the NBA before Christian Wood came along."
When he asked how is he pulling that, I laughed. Not the 1st thing I thought of, but very important nonetheless.
