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Burmese Python

In their native Southeast Asian habitat, all Burmese pythons, including the albino color morph which naturally occurs though rarely, are classified as Vulnerable due to significant habitat loss. Deforestation and agricultural expansion reduce their available environment, making wild populations more susceptible to human exploitation and decline. I would cuddle them in my bed 🤩. So cute. #burmesepython #albino #python #hawkesbay #nz #environmentalawareness | Kinaiyahan nz

The annual #FloridaPythonChallenge takes place to help cut down the Burmese python population because there are SO many of these invasive snakes in the state. 🐍 ‼️ Why are they a problem? ➡️ The massive snakes don't have many predators, but they do have a lot of prey—dozens of species crucial to the Florida ecosystem, including endangered Key Large wood rats, marsh rabbits, foxes, birds, even iguanas, some of which have become near non-existent in areas the pythons have embedded themselves. | W

The effort to hunt invasive snakes in Florida

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