Question

how far north could the burms in the everglades possibly go? im not a herpatologist or anything but virginia seems a little far fetched (as this person i was talking to said they could go)

They couldn't make it up to Daytona Beach, much less any further north. One good cold front and they'd all be dead.

Jim Smith

We're already seeing the cold fronts in Florida this winter controling the population in the everglades. One of my good friends told me the snakes there are having major problems . . . . I think he called it the crawling dead. Wihtout the usual heat they are having probs digesting any food they eat, can't shed properly, etc. Rotting from the inside out.

How can something good for our industry be so bad? :tears: