Thousands Of Python Eggs Are Disappearing in Florida, Scientists Shocked To Learn The Culprit
For thirty years, the Florida Everglades looked like a lost cause. An invader from Southeast Asia, the Burmese python, moved in and dismantled the ecosystem. There was no effective counter-tactic. Raccoons and opossums disappeared by the thousands, wiped out by a predator they couldn’t defeat. The official casualty rate for some species hit 99 percent. The war was supposed to be over.
But new field intelligence is changing that assessment. The victims are learning. Field cameras have captured native predators raiding python nests and destroying the next generation of invaders. The swamp isn't just surviving anymore; it is striking back.
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