The fights are becoming more common: Unfortunately for a 13-foot (4-meter) Burmese python in Florida's Everglades National Park, eating the enemy seems to have caused the voracious reptile to bust ...

A group of Florida golfers found quite the hazard on the green. A large alligator and a large Burmese python entangled on the course.

Florida reporter records epic python vs. alligator fight In battle between python, alligator which creature comes out on top? In a showdown between two massive reptiles who comes out on top?

On Friday, golfers witnessed a battle of two fierce predators on a golf course in Florida: An American alligator and a Burmese python were seen wrapped in a struggle for life.

A python was seen wrapped around an alligator on a golf course in Florida on Friday.

On a balmy Florida golf course, the normally serene sound of clubs hitting balls was muted by the vicious call of nature. An alligator and a python, both intimidating and deadly on their own, went ...

These “expatriate” Florida pythons are typically 6 to 10 feet and have been known to devour everything from rabbits and endangered Key Largo woodrats to alligator and small deer.

A rare video of a Burmese python attacking an alligator – captured by a Palm Beach Post reporter last month in Big Cypress National Preserve – has gone viral and conjured comparisons to a ...

MIAMI — The alligator has some foreign competition at the top of the Everglades food chain, and the results of the struggle are horror-movie messy. A 13-foot Burmese python recently burst after ...

Palm Beach Post reporter Joe Capozzi witnessed a once-in-a-lifetime fight between an alligator and a python while biking in Big Cypress National Preserve in Ochopee.

A Florida resident has captured footage showing an alligator attempting to devour a large python after what appears to have been a lopsided battle. The graphic footage was shared recently by ...

Scientists in Florida found the alligator intact inside the python's digestive tract. The invasive snakes are decimating the state's native species.