Burmese python

Burmese Python: Florida biologist tracked a 153-pound Burmese python, one of the largest in Everglades using a radio-tagged ‘spy’ snake: How did the snake help capture one of the largest invasive species?

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In the days before Christmas 2025, biologist Ian Easterling looked like he was enjoying a festive stroll through the swampy terrain of Southwest Florida, Santa hat and all. His mission was far more serious. According to the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, as reported by the Miami Herald, he was tracking a radio-tagged male “scout” snake,…

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Burmese Python: Florida biologist tracked a 153-pound Burmese python, one of the largest in Everglades using a radio-tagged ‘spy’ snake: How did the snake help capture one of the largest invasive species?