96 eggs laid by a Burmese python had been dried for preservation after hatching.
United States Geological Survey
A Burmese python roaming freely in Florida laid 96 eggs at a time – the most important quantity ever documented for this species.
Burmese pythons (Python bivittatus) is native to Southeast Asia, however after some imported as pets within the Nineteen Seventies fashioned a breeding inhabitants, tens of hundreds now stay within the Everglades and surrounding areas in southern Florida.
Amy Yackel Adams On the US Geological Survey and his colleagues are monitoring a number of females…
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