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Burmese In Miami???

bataco

bataco

Daniel
My 10 years cousin told me she saw a giant yellow snake with white spots in her yard and I was like: "It cant be!" and today we found a very big piece of shed skin and I started to wonder if this can be true =S
 
I wouldn't doubt it. People let their "pets" run rampant in Florida. Hopefully, its a lost snake with a very upset owner and not one that's been dumped.
 
whoa.... I would like to see that, she told me she saw it a couple of months ago and we found the shed today so the big guy is still near here
 
Escaped or abandoned burmese pythons are becoming quite a nuisance down in Florida. These unwanted pets are even establishing breeding populations and are impacting native wildlife. Scary... and very sad for all the creatures involved.
 
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