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The Burmese Python (Python Biuittatus) is a type of snake that is native to Southeast Asia and during the 1990s these creatures were being released into the wild by people in Florida which caused them to become an invasive species since they spread rapidly and became an issue for the environment around them.

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The Burmese python invasion began in the 1990's in Florida when the pythons were brought to America as exotic pets. This became an issue since a lot of people did not want to keep them which led to the pythons being released into the wild to roam free. Another issue that occurred was during a bad storm when a breeding facility with the pythons in it got destroyed which led to most of the pythons escaping into the wild to cause havoc on the Florida environment.

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The Burmese pythons have had many negative impacts on Florida's environment since they invaded such as how they will eat almost any creature within Florida's ecosystem which has caused many animals to become endangered due to the python's rampage as well as the issue of various ecosystems becoming unbalanced since the pythons have no natural predators to control them. Another issue the pythons have caused is that they tend to live near water and in marshes which cause a lot of animals to lose their homes which is evident as seen by a decline of various mammals who inhabit the everglades which is an area that the pythons have infested and disrupted the ecosystems within that area. Another large issue that has been caused by the pythons is that they are capable of taking down large animals such as crocodiles which makes the issue even worse since by lowering the populations of important species such as this, they are causing damage to many ecosystems that could disrupt the flow of life for both plants and animals with effects that could last for many years depending on the severity of the damage caused by the pythons.

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There are not that many valid solutions to dealing with the invasion of the Burmese pythons but one of the most effective ways to deal with them is by reporting any sightings to local authorities. This is important to do because if the authorities are quick they could be able to capture or kill any pythons in the area and they could destroy any unhatched eggs to help decrease the rate at which the python population continues to rise. Another solution that has helped the issue is the state of Florida has legalized citizens to hunt the pythons in any way they want as long as they do not use traps or firearms.

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https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonnatives/python/removing/#:~:text=Burmese%20pythons%20and%20other%20nonnative,the%20following%20Commission%2Dmanaged%20areas.

https://myfwc.com/wildlifehabitats/nonnatives/python/fast-facts/

https://www.evergladescisma.org/the-dirty-dozen/burmese-python/

https://www.history.com/news/burmese-python-invasion-florida-everglades#:~:text=Native%20to%20Southeast%20Asia%2C%20pythons,to%20thousands%20of%20such%20snakes.&text=It%20was%20during%20that%20storm,snakes%20into%20the%20nearby%20swamps.

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Florida Fish And Wildlife Conservation Commission

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View the interactive map featuring 32 Commission-managed lands where you can hunt nonnative reptile like pythons year-round. No license or permit is required in these locations. All specific area regulations must be followed.