Pythonidae: Difference between revisions

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The [[Everglades National Park]] has had an invasive population of Burmese Pythons that have caused harm to the natural environment of the Everglades; more than 200 have been removed.

==Pile Python==

Also the Pile Python has been known to inhabit the Grays Harbor County region along the Central Washington Coast. They grow to be about thirty feet long and have eaten fishermen, loggers, and children, It has been reported by local authorities that at the Marys River Cedar plant, during a winter flood, while attempting to retrieve lost lumber, some workers were reported to have been taken by these creatures. Folklore amongst local Native American Tribes goes back thousands of years attributing disappearances of fellow tribesmen to these creatures.

== Species ==