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William769

(55,829 posts) Thu Jun 23, 2022, 01:45 PM Jun 2022

Largest Python in Florida history discovered

https://www.msn.com/en-us/video/animals/largest-python-in-florida-history-discovered/vi-AAYN31s?ocid=msedgntp&cvid=95e08774e2dc4d3bad6a6ab4b1f43901

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Largest Python in Florida history discovered (Original Post) William769 Jun 2022 OP

Yikes!!! ultralite001 Jun 2022 #1

EEEEwwwwww!!!! fierywoman Jun 2022 #2

I freak out when I see a garter snake. greatauntoftriplets Jun 2022 #3

Taking care of my son's Ball Python, "Snake Johanssen" The Unmitigated Gall Jun 2022 #4

I wonder if they taste any good d_r Jun 2022 #5

ultralite001

(1,141 posts)

1. Yikes!!!

Reply to William769 (Original post)

Thu Jun 23, 2022, 01:47 PM

Jun 2022

She's a beauty...

That is all...

fierywoman

(8,105 posts)

2. EEEEwwwwww!!!!

Reply to William769 (Original post)

Thu Jun 23, 2022, 02:15 PM

Jun 2022

greatauntoftriplets

(176,856 posts)

3. I freak out when I see a garter snake.

Reply to William769 (Original post)

Thu Jun 23, 2022, 02:41 PM

Jun 2022

And I always avoid the snake house at the zoo. Ugh, ugh, ugh.

The Unmitigated Gall

(4,523 posts)

4. Taking care of my son's Ball Python, "Snake Johanssen"

Reply to William769 (Original post)

Thu Jun 23, 2022, 02:55 PM

Jun 2022

While he does his time in the Navy. He’s not expected to grow more than 4-5 feet…thank dog.

d_r

(6,907 posts)

5. I wonder if they taste any good

Reply to William769 (Original post)

Thu Jun 23, 2022, 03:20 PM

Jun 2022

ETA apparently they are too high in Mercury, which bioaccumulates up the food chain

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