BALL OF SNAKES | Wildlife experts capture 500 pounds of Burmese pythons in Florida

Five hundred pounds of invasive Burmese pythons.
That's what wildlife experts in southwest Florida said they recently captured after discovering a large ball of mating snakes - including one more than 16 feet long - in Collier County.
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Chootem says Troy of swamp people just chootem

[@wetacious]

😂😂😂

[@jebediahnightlinger6357]

Great! So now we have snakes balling up and reproducing during national invasive species week!?!?

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WHAT DO THEY DO WITH THEM AFTER CAPTURE

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That is hell right there

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WOW!

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Yoink

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😮wow!!!!

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bullchit. pythons don't ball up during mating season

[@cindycoreaflores9975]

they do, several males can try and mate with one big female at once. The biggest python in that ball was most likely the female.

[@agoofyspacecadet]

Yes they do make what is called a mating ball & the female is usually the biggest & the males can be of different sizes & each snake wait for their turn to mate with the female & that’s the way the pythons do it & maybe you should read up on how the pythons do things

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