With the "invasion" of burmese pythons in Fla.(150,000/guess). Do you think there should be a season or a bounty on them?
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With the "invasion" of burmese pythons in Fla.(150,000/guess). Do you think there should be a season or a bounty on them?
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Originally posted by Bo View PostAnother question: Do Burmese pythons taste like alligator or rattlesnake? Just a thought. That might be worth going down there to get one to find out, or not, but fun to think about.
https://www.outsideonline.com/1794941/florida-officals-dont-eat-python-meat
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“For some reason, the pythons that are coming out of here, they have mercury concentrations higher than mine waste, a mercury mine,” said Everglades superintendent Dan Kimball. “According to (USGS scientist Dave Krabbenhoft), they’ve never found anything that has this high of mercury levels that’s still alive. It is amazing.”
"We believe very strongly that if the snakes must be removed, it must be done humanely," says Lori Kettler, Deputy General Counsel for PETA. "Reptiles have a very slow metabolism. So a snake that is decapitated continues to experience pain up to an hour after decapitation."
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