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I don't know how much this would change, but I keep reading about having teams of volunteers "capture and remove" pythons. Which I just don't understand. It's a
by feedjoelpie 12y ago
I don't know how much this would change, but I keep reading about having teams of volunteers "capture and remove" pythons. Which I just don't understand. It's an invasive species. We outright kill almost every other invasive species. We cull overpopulated native species. Surely it's far more time-consuming to capture and remove vs. kill the pythons.
If the problem is so serious, why isn't it being attacked the same way as any other invasive species problem?
- maxerickson 12y agoThis article sounds like the state has embraced a do kill policy: http://tbo.com/news/florida-wont-repeat-public-python-hunt-next-year-20131118/ http://tbo.com/news/florida-wont-repeat-public-python-hunt-n...