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Burmese pythons: Could the snakes move north?Pythons and anacondas worked their way to the top of the Everglades food chain through vicious fighting and voracious eating, but they have a weakness. “It’s real simple. When it gets cold, they die,” said Andrew Wyatt, president of the U.S. Association of Reptile Keepers, which supports the trade and trafficking of pet snakes for profit. Read full article >>Washington Post - Jan 31 10:48am
Snakes taking over EvergladesThe Florida Everglades teems with wildlife. Until relatively recently, alligators were king. They eat just about everything. Today, even gators succumb to huge exotic snakes. Released into the wild by irresponsible collectors and pet owners, giant con...The Charleston Gazette - Jan 28 08:06pm
Snakes banned from Savannah St. Patrick's Day eventSavannah city leaders are banning the public display of snakes at the upcoming St. Patrick's Day festival.WXIA-TV Atlanta - Feb 10 06:18am
Oshawa at odds with pet store’s spiders and snakesDoug and Debbie Grills of D&D Exotics fear about 100 animals in their care could be euthanized if Oshawa shuts their business down.Toronto Star - Jan 22 06:19pm