We have had lots of great questions about our recent Burmese python findings and our Burmese Python Research and Removal Program. Hear from one of our wildlife biologists, Ian B., firsthand to understand and clear up some misinformation you may have heard since we released the newest study. About the Study: Conservancy of Southwest Florida Biologists Ian Bartoszek and Ian Easterling recently conducted a study in collaboration with Dr. Bruce Jayne from the Department of Biological Science at the

644K views · 4.1K reactions | Robot rabbits have been deployed to combat invasive Burmese pythons in Florida's Everglades and lure them out of their hiding spots. The South Florida Water Management District and University of Florida researchers set up 120 of the bots, which produce heat and emit a smell designed to attract the pythons. https://cbsn.ws/4mZnvqO | CBS News | Facebook

121K views · 375 reactions | Once an invasive species gains a foothold in an ecosystem, it’s usually there to stay. And the consequences can be devastating. https://cbsn.ws/2AvsdIz | CBS News | Facebook

Rocky Swallows A Piglet Whole! 🤯🐍 Burmese Python Diet: Burmese Pythons Primarily Hunt Small To Medium Mammals, Birds, And Occasionally Reptiles, Relying On Ambush And Constriction To Subdue Their Prey. They May Eat Opportunistically During The Wet Season When Prey Is Abundant, With Larger Individuals Capable Of Consuming Substantial Meals And Storing Energy For Extended Periods. 🔥 Enjoyed This Epic Content? Hit Follow Now, Comment Your Thoughts And Don’t Miss The Next Mind-Blowing Post From T