Donna Kalil in the field with a captured Burmese python. COURTESY PHOTO It’s dusk in the Everglades, and the hunt is about to begin. Burmese python hunters Donna Kalil and Marc Rodriguez ready their gear. Mr. Rodriguez’ pickup is outfitted with a rack of high-intensity lights and a wooden platform, a python perch to stand
As invasive Burmese pythons tighten their grip on the Everglades, decimating wildlife and devouring nearly everything in their path while slithering north to Lake Okeechobee and west toward the Gulf of Mexico, the data is clear. Despite valiant efforts, scientists are losing the fight against this massive apex predator with the insatiable appetite and no
As invasive Burmese pythons tighten their grip on the Everglades, decimating wildlife and devouring nearly everything in their path while slithering north to Lake Okeechobee and west toward the Gulf of Mexico, the data is clear. Despite valiant efforts, scientists are losing the fight against this massive apex predator with the insatiable appetite and no
Donna Kalil in the field with a captured Burmese python. COURTESY PHOTO It’s dusk in the Everglades, and the hunt is about to begin. Burmese python hunters Donna Kalil and Marc Rodriguez ready their gear. Mr. Rodriguez’ pickup is outfitted with a rack of high-intensity lights and a wooden platform, a python perch to stand
Donna Kalil in the field with a captured Burmese python. COURTESY PHOTO It’s dusk in the Everglades, and the hunt is about to begin. Burmese python hunters Donna Kalil and Marc Rodriguez ready their gear. Mr. Rodriguez’ pickup is outfitted with a rack of high-intensity lights and a wooden platform, a python perch to stand