... Burmese python from florida on news (old)

YouTube - Video Shows 'Very Large' Burmese Python

Is it just me or do these news reporters sound stupid, and the guy who they interview sounds like he has no idea what hes talking about...

LOL he "has a snake, he knows alot about snakes"

and these stupid reporters think that the circumference is the diameter? Dunno..

(dont know if this has been posted before)

I would egg the persons house who called the cops

How the heck do they disable that crap when i just put it up???

when do you have to get permits for your snakes in florida? like what length?cuz if florida is doing it im sure CA is next, i hate this state

In Florida you need a Reptiles of Concern permit for any of the following species regardless of size: Reticulated python, Indian python (including Burmese), Green anaconda, African rock python, Scrub python, or Nile Monitor.

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Nosy fricken Neighbor....and you could tell that the snake was not aggressive. Funny everytime they put her head down, she would start to wander away....Hope the owner gets her back..:taz::taz::taz::taz:

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Originally Posted by PYMOM

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Nosy fricken Neighbor....and you could tell that the snake was not aggressive. Funny everytime they put her head down, she would start to wander away....Hope the owner gets her back..:taz::taz::taz::taz:

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Yeah... Even the people trying to handle it were kind of acting like it was a wild animal grabbing at the head and stuff which isnt a good idea....
She was huge. I guess the owner was planning on moving out of state soon so he never got a permit theres some other vids on it, idk what the out come was though. He had to go to court it said in one of the videos.