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06-25-2014, 08:41 PM( This post was last modified: 06-25-2014, 08:41 PM by GuateGojira )
Hello to all. Sorry for the absence, the work is very absorbing, like always.
In fact, as far I know, there are reticulated, African rock and Indian pythons already in the Everglades. So, is completely reasonable the existence of Anacondas in the same area. In fact, the documentary (from Nat Geo) that I saw stated that this could be the first time when it will be possible to see the interaction between the anaconda and the reticulated python in the same area, and we will be able to see which of them are the top predator.
At this moment, the python population is so high that it is practically impossible to exterminate them anymore. As for Anacondas, there are only sightings, but snakes are like bugs in this area, if you see one, then you have not saw the other 100.
The sad point is that while these magnificent predators are exploding in an alien place, they are endangered in they true homes (Asia and South America).
