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Unlike venomous snakes, Burmese pythons kill by constriction. They ambush their prey, bite to secure it with sharp, backwards-facing teeth, then coil tightly around the victim.

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Pythons are ambush predators, meaning they lie in wait for their prey to come close before striking. They use their sharp teeth to grab their prey and then constrict it, squeezing tightly until the ...

Burmese pythons have two rows of teeth lining the top and bottom of their jaws, fangs like hypodermic needles, so sharp they’re often undetectable.

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Step 1 for humanely euthanizing a Burmese python: Draw an imaginary line between each eye and opposite jawbone. The brain is located where the two lines intersect. Apply the tool to the target ...

Pythons are gigantic predators from halfway around the world that have consumed a significant percentage of south Florida's mammals. And they hunt in a nightmarish way ― grabbing prey as it passes.