How do you think the presence of Burmese pythons are affecting the Everglades? This passage will help you better understand this question. It is about what they are doing in Florida and how they are affecting it.
Burmese pythons is a really dangerous creature to mess with. The Burmese pythons are also invasive in Florida and they get extremely big. According to the newspaper article, "Native to the grassy marshes of Southeast Asia, it is among the largest snakes in the world, capable of growing to an astounding length of 23 feet and a weight of up to 200 pounds. Think of a telephone pole, and then imagine a snake as big around the middle as that pole."
According to the blog, "An exotic pet dealer’s warehouse that housed nearly 900 Burmese pythons …show more content…
According to the ad, "Sign up for the competition to harvest the most Burmese pythons or the longest one and win up to $1,500! Once you sign up and pay a $25 registration fee, you will learn from experts how to identify, handle, and harvest these giant snakes."
According to the newspaper article, "This means that for 30 days, hundreds of people armed with shotguns, rifles, machetes, handguns, and hooked spears— many who have never even seen a Burmese python—will roam the Florida Everglades in search of the coveted snakes. Our advice: If you happen to be in the area, be sure to wear a bulletproof
Burmese pythons is a really dangerous creature to mess with. The Burmese pythons are also invasive in Florida and they get extremely big. According to the newspaper article, "Native to the grassy marshes of Southeast Asia, it is among the largest snakes in the world, capable of growing to an astounding length of 23 feet and a weight of up to 200 pounds. Think of a telephone pole, and then imagine a snake as big around the middle as that pole."
According to the blog, "An exotic pet dealer’s warehouse that housed nearly 900 Burmese pythons …show more content…
According to the ad, "Sign up for the competition to harvest the most Burmese pythons or the longest one and win up to $1,500! Once you sign up and pay a $25 registration fee, you will learn from experts how to identify, handle, and harvest these giant snakes."
According to the newspaper article, "This means that for 30 days, hundreds of people armed with shotguns, rifles, machetes, handguns, and hooked spears— many who have never even seen a Burmese python—will roam the Florida Everglades in search of the coveted snakes. Our advice: If you happen to be in the area, be sure to wear a bulletproof