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First it was the Burmese pythons, now it's anacondas.
---Invasive green anacondas pose new threat to Everglades ecosystem---
abc-7.com
---Florida hopes to stop anacondas before they eat Everglades---
apnews.com
---Invasive green anacondas pose new threat to Everglades ecosystem---
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Invasive green anacondas pose new threat to Everglades ecosystem
Florida's Everglades have been home to various invasive species over the years, but a new concern is rising with the increasing sightings of green anacondas in the region since 2000.
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---Florida hopes to stop anacondas before they eat Everglades---
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Florida hopes to stop anacondas before they eat Everglades
PALM BEACH, Fla. (AP) — Invasive pythons run rampant in the Everglades and imported iguana burrow into canal banks with abandon, but Florida is trying to keep additional exotics from gaining a foothold in the state with new rules considered this week.
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