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.
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.
Where's this one?
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
Normally I believe strongly that responsible adults should be free to do what they please as long as they harm no one else, but the sale of dangerous exotic animals to private individuals needs to be banned. It’s abundantly clear that many pet owners are simply turning these creatures loose to breed and wipe out native species, and even when they aren’t turned loose they can be a menace to family and neighbors (e.g. the chimp that chewed a woman’s face off a few months ago). It’s only a matter of time before some Burmese or Rock python kills someone.
“African rock python”
Excuse me! But, aren’t these African American rock pythons?
Kinda like this one....only real!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! ;)
But I have read that anacondas are very dangerous as they are ALWAYS ticked off.
Eeeeewwww ping.
Do these snakes move very fast?
Seems like it’d be a lot of fun to shoot them. You could probably make a nice pair of shoes or a briefcase out of their skins, if you were into that sort of thing.
Does anyone know how far the Pythons can go and get to such sizes in the wild? Georgia? Texas? California, Arizona?
I hate snakes! I HATE ‘EM!