Wildlife experts in Southwest Florida recently snagged 500 pounds of Burmese pythons - including one more than 16 feet long, after finding a large mating ball of the snakes not far from the city ...

A ball python was captured Tuesday along the instersection of Kaley and Orange. Wesh 2 reported that it was resident snake expert Bob Cross who caught the reptile near Kaley and Orange after he ...

Ball pythons are native to west sub saharan Africa and typically don’t grow as long as the invasive Burmese pythons blamed for wiping out small mammal populations in South Florida.

The Burmese python and bobcat fight near the snake's nest on June 4, 2021. The bobcat repeatedly stopped by the nest to prey on eggs. (U.S. Geological Survey ) ...

Sensing a nest nearby, they continued to search and found a mulch pile with a 10-foot female Burmese Python sitting on 23 unhatched eggs. But that wasn't the end.

What a week for Burmese python news in Florida. On top of a record 19-foot python being captured on Monday (July 10), the Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission posted this news on its Facebook page ...

The images, captured in June 2021, show a bobcat raiding a python’s nest—the first observation of any Floridian animal preying upon the invasive snake’s eggs.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. – Residents of a Florida neighborhood are on edge, saying they've caught 22 ball pythons roaming around their Prairie Lakes homes in July. Experts say the snakes aren't wild ...