[caww]

The widest part of her body measured 25 inches

Head measured nearly six inches from the tip of her snout to the back of her skull

[caww]

Hidden in the body were 122 proto-eggs – the most ever found inside a python.

[alexander_busek]

Burmese python weighing 215lbs - 18ft found in Florida - 122 EGGS inside its body - the largest ever to be found in the state

This news flash comes at exactly the right time for me!

Was wondering what to buy my mother-in-law for her next birthday.

Regards,

[DaBroasta]

‘Eating good in the neighborhood’

[EEGator]

Imagine how strong that thing is…

[Ezekiel]

'Researchers said people would be alarmed to know how widespread they are.'

[Rebelbase]

It has been a long time coming. The first Python I saw in a South Florida swamp was in 1977.

[Rurudyne]

They shouldn’t have killed her but let her loose in the Capitol building in DC. It is a natural habitat for all kinds of snakes.

[newfreep]

[Hardastarboard]

Tony Montana - "Say goodbye to your li'l friend" - Your poodle, if you let it out in the yard.

[Zionist Conspirator]

These idiots who buy pythons for pets and then abandon them into the wild (in countries that aren't supposed to have pythons) just need to go out and catch a good ol'-fashioned chicken snake (Pantherophis spiloides). Not only is it the best snake in the world (bar none!), it's simply one of the greatest pets there is! And they're free.

[larrytown]

Mighty fine leather right there.

[Tanniker Smith]

This is why I live where the air hurts my face.

[Myrddin]

I had a Burmese python for about a year. It started at 18 inches in length. A year later, it was 5 ft. My wife likes snakes. We have about 10 right now. The Burmese latched onto her hand when she dangled a rat by the tail into the terrarium. I had to lift the terrarium onto the nearby waterbed, then lift the snake out of the terrarium, then carefully manipulate the head forward to unhook the teeth from my wife's hand. A U shaped arc of punctures remained.

I decided the Burmese was probably going to be a hazard to the kids, so we found a childless couple that loves Burmese pythons for a new home.

Our biggest today is a ball python. The corn snake, rosy boas, sand boas and garter snakes aren't a hazard.

[WHATNEXT?]

Wow...what a find! That snake would make meals for “Naked and Afraid,” for a couple of weeks. Make them strong for getting to their take out point.