An alligator swam away with his lunch - a Burmese python- a South Florida Water
Management crews looked on August 18, 2016. (Source: Twitter/ @sfwmd)
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(Source: National Park Service)
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(Source: Lieutenant Scott Mullin/MDFR)
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Although pythons have been found in or near some residential areas west of Miami, there have been no reports of injuries to people. (CBS4)
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(Courtesy: Robert Hill, South Florida Water Management)
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The Burmese python was one of the largest ever found in South Florida. It was nearly 16 feet long and had eaten a 76 pound deer. (Courtesy: Robert Hill, South Florida Water Management)
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(Courtesy: Robert Hill, South Florida Water Management)
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(Source: National Park Service)
Fish And Wildlife Officials Conduct Invasive Species Python Survey In Florida Everglades
(Photo by Joe Raedle/Getty Images)
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(Source: National Park Service)
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(Courtesy: Okeechobee Veterinary Hospital)
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(Source: FWC)
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Large Burmese Pythons are regularly encountered in the Everglades. (Source: National Park Service)