A huge Burmese python was found in the Big Cypress Preserve, Florida. It's larger than any formerly recorded snake. Conservationists and scientists worked together to identify it. This shows the challenge of regulating invasive python groups in the Everglades. The finding is part of initiatives to hinder these snakes from increasing.
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