Invasive 12-foot Burmese python caught in Brevard County

[Jimbean]

https://www.wesh.com/article/brevard-county-python/45726590

 

I've also been spotting more iguanas around here too.

[kinzyjr]

26 minutes ago, Jimbean said:

https://www.wesh.com/article/brevard-county-python/45726590

 

I've also been spotting more iguanas around here too.

There may be an advantage to being in a location with a bit more chilly weather - we hope.

[Darold Petty]

Watch this,  he acts like a simple country boy,  but he is actually very well spoken, with a large vocabulary.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3_JRSVB1hM4&t=5s

 

 

[Silas_Sancona]

50 minutes ago, kinzyjr said:

There may be an advantage to being in a location with a bit more chilly weather - we hope.

Not for long, though i wouldn't expect them to be seen in the same #'s in N. FL that they are seen further south, unless they get really clever about hiding when it gets really cold...  While likely escapees, there have been sightings of both adult and juvenile Green Iggys around Los Angeles / other parts of S. Cal. as well.

Tegu are also spreading to more areas of FL ( and apparently beyond ) too..

[RedRabbit]

I’m more impressed than anything that they’re able to survive in Central Florida. I’ve never seen a python or iguana north of Boca Grande on the west coast.