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Researchers turn to possums with GPS collars to track invasive pythons

Wildlife officials are using a new method to help control the explosive population growth of the invasive snake by tracking down their prey.

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As pythons try to hide, they face a new enemy: Possums with GPS collars

A team tracking raccoons and possums with radio collars followed a signal to a massive snake that had eaten the possum.

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As pythons try to hide, they face a new enemy: Possums with GPS collars

A team tracking racoons and possums with radio collars followed a signal to a massive snake that had eaten the possum.

Key largoUnited statesCrocodile lake national wildlife refugeEverglades national parkNorth carolinaLoxahatchee national wildlife refugePalm beach countyMichael coveJoe redingerBrandon mcdonaldJeremy dixonKatie hansonWildlife serviceUs fish wildlife serviceCrocodile national wildlife refugeCarolina museum of natural sciences

New bill would make it riskier to sue to protect undeveloped lands

Floridians would be on the hook to pay when they lose lawsuits that oppose building new homes on undeveloped lands, under a newly filed bill.

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Investigation uncovers trafficking of dangerous snakes

Undercover Florida Fish and Wildlife Conversation Commission officers purchased or sold almost 200 snakes of 24 different species during a two-year investigation. Some are “among the most dangerous in the world,” according to FWC.

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