A Florida woman captured a video of an alligator killing and eating a python in the Everglades. A geoscientist based in Florida told Insider that it's becoming an increasingly common sight. Sometimes ...

Pythons and alligators did not share a natural habitat until the former was introduced into the Florida Everglades in the 1970s. Now, the two are fighting a battle to be the apex predator in these ...

An alligator and a Burmese python were locked in a cold-blooded battle to the death as a crowd watched in shock at a golf course in Naples, Fla., last week. Richard Nadler spotted the gator entwined ...

None for me, thank you. In 2022, Florida scientist and internet personality Rosie Moore posted a video on Instagram of herself and her colleagues performing a necropsy on an 18-foot Burmese python.

Everglades National Park posted this photo of the alligator eating a python on Jan. 10, calling it an example of “warring giants struggle over supremacy of the Everglades.” Facebook screenshot An ...

OCHOPEE, Fla. — You hear a big splash in Big Cypress, chances are it’s an alligator diving into the swamp, most likely after being startled from a roadside sunbath by an approaching human. But this ...

You hear a big splash in Big Cypress, chances are it’s an alligator diving into the swamp, most likely after being startled from a roadside sunbath by an approaching human. But this was one big splash ...

Scientists in Florida cut open a Burmese python to find a largely intact alligator inside. Pythons' unique anatomy allows them to swallow objects that are wider than their own bodies. The invasive ...

Read full article: Tax exemptions for landlords? Here’s how this Florida proposal would work Palm Beach Post reporter Joe Capozzi was riding his bike through the Big Cypress National Preserve when he ...

An alligator and a Burmese python were locked in a cold-blooded battle to the death as a crowd watched in shock at a golf course in Naples, Fla., last week. Richard Nadler spotted the gator entwined ...

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 ...