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Burmese pythons found brooding eggs in trees

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A South Florida study tracking 350 Burmese pythons has found that adult snakes brood their eggs in trees, a behavior previously underdocumented in the invasive species. The finding is drawing attention because it changes understanding of how the pythons nest and reproduce in the Everglades region, complicating efforts to control their spread.

Why now: A new study revealed unexpected tree-nesting behavior in invasive Burmese pythons, surprising researchers and the public.

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• South Florida study tracked 350 Burmese pythons, found adults brooding eggs in trees · Yahoo

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