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Yet Hoffman says the biggest threat to the Everglades isn’t the python − it’s overdevelopment. Roads, neighborhoods, and canals are carving up the wild places faster than hunters can remove ...

Yet Hoffman says the biggest threat to the Everglades isn’t the python − it’s overdevelopment. Roads, neighborhoods, and canals are carving up the wild places faster than hunters can remove ...

Yet Hoffman says the biggest threat to the Everglades isn’t the python − it’s overdevelopment. Roads, neighborhoods, and canals are carving up the wild places faster than hunters can remove ...

Peel skin from meat. Remove the silvery membrane from the muscle if you intend to eat it. Note experts caution about mercury in the snakes' flesh, so govern yourself accordingly. Salt the skin.