Captured and killed in Florida, juvenile Burmese pythons (left), a young African rock python (center), and a larger African rock python lay coiled on a tray in a Unversity of Florida laboratory in late August 2009.
Posted on 09/14/2009 11:51:51 AM PDT by JoeProBono
Captured and killed in Florida, juvenile Burmese pythons (left), a young African rock python (center), and a larger African rock python lay coiled on a tray in a Unversity of Florida laboratory in late August 2009.
And don’t get me started on the kudzu!!!
Idiots.....
this is just nature confirming it.
A nearly fifty foot python was caught in Indonesia and is now in captivity. They feed it dogs.
Son of a
Ick - kill them all.
Q: How do you grow kudzu?
A: Throw a piece on the ground and RUN!
Q: How do you kill kudzu?
A: Ask nully to farm it...
Impressive
gads.
Where's this one?
We have a bounty / hunting process down here for em and are doing pretty good at it. Problem is the Federal Lands prohibit killing them and the Federal Lands are BIG.
So they have a federal protection to reproduce in droves.
Florida. Strange place.
Regarding Indonesians feeding dogs to snakes, Asian countries are very sick and depraved, and I wouldn’t mind one bit if a huge typhoon and/or tsunami wiped them all out.
BTW, my wife is half-Japanese (Japan being probably the best of the sick bunch)and she agrees.
Us humans are pretty good at exterminating species if money is involved. So way doesn’t the gov’t institute a bounty for every one of these pythons killed.
Drop a few in the White House
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