another burm hunt video

Remember too, there's no proof there is 100,000 pythons in the everglades. The numbers are unknown, with the 100,000 possibility ebing snagged from a biologist that said a area the size of the everglades could support a population that high.. from what I read on another link.
I think a biologist said there could be 5,000 to 50,000, we just don't know. But everyone has been hung up on the number 100,000.

Any word from the python hunt on how many have been spotted so far?

Probably a stupid point but isn't the Everglades called the "river of grass"? Which I take to mean lots of water.

Makes me wonder exactly how much habitat is suitable for the Burmese python. These animals need land. They're not anacondas and don't live in water. So they wouldn't be living in the middle of the Everglades but living on the fringes of the Everglades.

I wonder exactly how much of the Everglades is, in fact, water and therefore uninhabitable to the Burmese python?

There's plenty of land...

Later, Matt