Florida fears African rock python invading Everglades

Sunday, September 27, 2009 - 00:35 in Biology & Nature

Three of the aggressive, nonnative snakes have been found near the national park, raising concern that the species is breeding in the wild. The largest snake in Africa, a powerful constrictor that consumes goats, wart hogs and crocodiles, has been found east of the Everglades, raising the possibility that it is breeding in the wild in a state already overrun with nonnative wildlife.

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