A reptile keeper carefully uses a snake hook to keep his distance from a large white python coiled defensively around her ...

On June 30, University of Florida "Croc Docs" researchers followed a tracker signal to a spoil island near Everglades Holiday ...

The University of Florida "Croc Docs" team studies how pythons move and breed to learn how to better capture them. Pythons ...

The University of Florida "Croc Docs" team studies how pythons move and breed to learn how to better capture them. Pythons are an invasive species that eat animals like marsh bunnies, wading birds ...

The latest python season ended with a new record number of catches for Florida wildlife biologists, in part, due to the use ...

Florida faces a new swamp predator. Learn how the invasive spectacled caiman is outcompeting native wildlife in the ...

Hundreds of hunters will scour the Everglades for cash prizes as a key window opens to stop one of Florida's most destructive ...

A state-contracted hunter in Big Cypress National Preserve took a massive Burmese python out of the swamp: a 202-pound female ...

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Florida's annual effort to tackle one of the world's most notorious invasive species is returning this July, but wildlife officials are making one thing clear: the event is not expected to eradicate ...

Researcher Melissa Miller tracks pythons and other invasive reptiles to help resource managers control their populations. New technologies like AI-powered traps are being tested to help manage ...