Twenty-two Indian rock pythons were successfully hatched from eggs discovered in a drain during maintenance in Mumbai. The ...

On Monday, they announced a record-breaking Burmese python season. The group said it removed 6,300 pounds of the invasive snake, marking a milestone for the conservancy's python program, with more ...

In Florida, Burmese pythons have been found swimming 15 miles offshore, helping themselves to tortoise burrows and eating nearly anything that moves.

The Burmese python — an apex predator that can grow over 18 feet long and eat animals larger than itself — has decimated native wildlife throughout much of South Florida. Its presence is directly ...

Mumbai: Twenty-two Indian rock pythons have hatched from eggs that were recovered from a drain in the Eastern Express Highway last month, a state fore.

According to a state forest department official, twenty-two Indian rock pythons have successfully hatched from eggs that were ...

A startling milestone has been reached in Florida’s war against the invasive Burmese pythons eating their way across the Everglades.

'What do you think it took to make 40,000 pounds of Burmese python?' ... the Conservancy’s team has intercepted enough breeding-age females to prevent an estimated 20,000 python eggs from hatching.

'What do you think it took to make 40,000 pounds of Burmese python?' ... the Conservancy’s team has intercepted enough breeding-age females to prevent an estimated 20,000 python eggs from hatching.

As many as 22 Indian rock pythons have hatched from eggs that were recovered from a drain in Mumbai last month, an official from the state forest department said on Tuesday. With the joint efforts of ...

20 tons of invasive Burmese pythons have been killed by the Conservancy of Southwest Florida in a 200-square-mile area, ... The program has prevented more than 20,000 python eggs from hatching, ...

Over the years, the program has prevented more than 20,000 eggs from hatching. “We’ve removed them through targeting these gravid (pregnant) females,” Bartoszek says.