OT: Adult deer found inside python in Everglades

Papa1472002 · Post by **Papa1472002** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:42 pm

http://www.orlandosentinel.com/news/loc ... 1733.story

Supreme Overlord · Post by **Supreme Overlord** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 12:48 pm

fucking way crazy dude

Walstan86 · Post by **Walstan86** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:04 pm

cool. Nature astounds.

RASTA666 · Post by **RASTA666** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:08 pm

Walstan86 wrote:cool. Nature astounds.

And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.

Walstan86 · Post by **Walstan86** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:11 pm

RASTA666 wrote:
Walstan86 wrote:cool. Nature astounds.
And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.

Thought crossed my mind. But maybe those fellas were looking for "Baby Lisa" or something.

RASTA666 · Post by **RASTA666** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:14 pm

Walstan86 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote:
Walstan86 wrote:cool. Nature astounds.
And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.
Thought crossed my mind. But maybe those fellas were looking for "Baby Lisa" or something.

"That Dingo ate your baby"

Walstan86 · Post by **Walstan86** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:15 pm

RASTA666 wrote:
Walstan86 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote: And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.
Thought crossed my mind. But maybe those fellas were looking for "Baby Lisa" or something.
"That Dingo ate your baby"

That's it.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:18 pm

RASTA666 wrote:
Walstan86 wrote:cool. Nature astounds.
And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.

Its a non native Species to Florida.....Those guys were probably Hired by the NPS to help eradicate the Python from the Everglades

Walstan86 · Post by **Walstan86** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:20 pm

marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote:
Walstan86 wrote:cool. Nature astounds.
And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.
Its a non native Species to Florida.....Those guys were probably Hired by the NPS to help eradicate the Python from the Everglades

"Immigration Reform" Florida-style.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:22 pm

Walstan86 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote: And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.
Its a non native Species to Florida.....Those guys were probably Hired by the NPS to help eradicate the Python from the Everglades
"Immigration Reform" Florida-style.

Its done all over....For both Invasive Plants and Animals....

Walstan86 · Post by **Walstan86** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:24 pm

marciano1952 wrote:
Walstan86 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote: Its a non native Species to Florida.....Those guys were probably Hired by the NPS to help eradicate the Python from the Everglades
"Immigration Reform" Florida-style.

Its done all over....For both Invasive Plants and Animals....

First the flora and the fauna. Then the Fernando and Felicia.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:26 pm

get a grip dude

RASTA666 · Post by **RASTA666** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:27 pm

marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote:
Walstan86 wrote:cool. Nature astounds.
And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.
Its a non native Species to Florida.....Those guys were probably Hired by the NPS to help eradicate the Python from the Everglades

Thats a convenient way to further justify the open season mentality our species has. The empirical foot print in that regard is not really debatable.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:31 pm

RASTA666 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote: And when it does we kill it. No need to kill such an animal.
Its a non native Species to Florida.....Those guys were probably Hired by the NPS to help eradicate the Python from the Everglades
Thats a convenient way to further justify the open season mentality our species has. The empirical foot print in that regard is not really debatable.

Do you realize the Damage Invasive's can do to a habitat that they had never previously been a part of?.....They have the potential to completely alter it and drive out Native Species

Walstan86 · Post by **Walstan86** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:34 pm

marciano1952 wrote:get a grip dude

tongue-in-cheek. Satire. Over your head.

RASTA666 · Post by **RASTA666** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:37 pm

marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote: Its a non native Species to Florida.....Those guys were probably Hired by the NPS to help eradicate the Python from the Everglades
Thats a convenient way to further justify the open season mentality our species has. The empirical foot print in that regard is not really debatable.
Do you realize the Damage Invasive's can do to a habitat that they had never previously been a part of?.....They have the potential to completely alter it and drive out Native Species

Thats also an exaggeration. A Burmese python does not recognize boarders so to the python should the environment be suitable that is its natural habit. Its ancestors probably ate their before the continents divided. We are talking about one python that has probably been hunted to extinction in other areas so some rich bitch can have a purse. People should try to find out how it arrived. Of course the default answer will be that it got to big for Billy Bobs bathtub. Shit dart the thing and give it to a zoo.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:44 pm

RASTA666 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote: Thats a convenient way to further justify the open season mentality our species has. The empirical foot print in that regard is not really debatable.
Do you realize the Damage Invasive's can do to a habitat that they had never previously been a part of?.....They have the potential to completely alter it and drive out Native Species
Thats also an exaggeration. A Burmese python does not recognize boarders so to the python should the environment be suitable that is its natural habit. Its ancestors probably ate their before the continents divided. We are talking about one python that has probably been hunted to extinction in other areas so some rich bitch can have a purse. People should try to find out how it arrived. Of course the default answer will be that it got to big for Billy Bobs bathtub. Shit dart the thing and give it to a zoo.

The Python was brought here by Humans....not Nature.....They escaped from zoo's, and places like that after Hurricane Andrew....but your not willing to believe that based on your previous comment.......And ill Stand by my last post, Invasive species(plant or animal) have the potential to devastate habitat....it has been Seen in the past as a FACT

RASTA666 · Post by **RASTA666** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:52 pm

marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote: Do you realize the Damage Invasive's can do to a habitat that they had never previously been a part of?.....They have the potential to completely alter it and drive out Native Species
Thats also an exaggeration. A Burmese python does not recognize boarders so to the python should the environment be suitable that is its natural habit. Its ancestors probably ate their before the continents divided. We are talking about one python that has probably been hunted to extinction in other areas so some rich bitch can have a purse. People should try to find out how it arrived. Of course the default answer will be that it got to big for Billy Bobs bathtub. Shit dart the thing and give it to a zoo.
The Python was brought here by Humans....not Nature.....They escaped from zoo's, and places like that after Hurricane Andrew....but your not willing to believe that based on your previous comment.......And ill Stand by my last post, Invasive species(plant or animal) have the potential to devastate habitat....it has been Seen in the past as a FACT

And I'll stick by mine. One python does not a disaster make anymore then a Growler bear does in the North. And its origins are not known. They are guessed. Fact of the matter is, there was no reason to kill it other then some robotic moron saying its not indigenous.

Walstan86 · Post by **Walstan86** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:55 pm

Devastate? Nature doesn't devastate itself. It merely evolves from one thing to another. People must accustom themselves to Nature. Not the other way around.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:56 pm

RASTA666 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote: Thats also an exaggeration. A Burmese python does not recognize boarders so to the python should the environment be suitable that is its natural habit. Its ancestors probably ate their before the continents divided. We are talking about one python that has probably been hunted to extinction in other areas so some rich bitch can have a purse. People should try to find out how it arrived. Of course the default answer will be that it got to big for Billy Bobs bathtub. Shit dart the thing and give it to a zoo.
The Python was brought here by Humans....not Nature.....They escaped from zoo's, and places like that after Hurricane Andrew....but your not willing to believe that based on your previous comment.......And ill Stand by my last post, Invasive species(plant or animal) have the potential to devastate habitat....it has been Seen in the past as a FACT

And I'll stick by mine. One python does not a disaster make anymore then a Growler bear does in the North. And its origins are not known. They are guessed. Fact of the matter is, there was no reason to kill it other then some robotic moron saying its not indigenous.

there is more than just a few out there....

rocketcoe · Post by **rocketcoe** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:59 pm

There's not a lot that surprises me these days, but this is amazing. It's not the first time, I'd heard a snake can eat huge animals, but still to see it...awesome....and a little sad. Nature is cruel.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 1:59 pm

Walstan86 wrote:Devastate? Nature doesn't devastate itself. It merely evolves from one thing to another. People must accustom themselves to Nature. Not the other way around.

it would be nice if that was the case...But an animal that has no natural predator, and can reproduce rapidly can quickly exhaust an ares resources for itself and other species living there.....

RASTA666 · Post by **RASTA666** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 2:01 pm

marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote: The Python was brought here by Humans....not Nature.....They escaped from zoo's, and places like that after Hurricane Andrew....but your not willing to believe that based on your previous comment.......And ill Stand by my last post, Invasive species(plant or animal) have the potential to devastate habitat....it has been Seen in the past as a FACT

And I'll stick by mine. One python does not a disaster make anymore then a Growler bear does in the North. And its origins are not known. They are guessed. Fact of the matter is, there was no reason to kill it other then some robotic moron saying its not indigenous.

there is more than just a few out there....

I'm sure there is. A few or several pythons roaming the everglades is no threat to that eco system. Zebra muscles are an invasive destructive species not some rogue python swimming around the glades.

marciano1952 · Post by **marciano1952** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 2:03 pm

RASTA666 wrote:
marciano1952 wrote:
RASTA666 wrote:
And I'll stick by mine. One python does not a disaster make anymore then a Growler bear does in the North. And its origins are not known. They are guessed. Fact of the matter is, there was no reason to kill it other then some robotic moron saying its not indigenous.

there is more than just a few out there....
I'm sure there is. A few or several pythons roaming the everglades is no threat to that eco system. Zebra muscles are an invasive destructive species not some rogue python swimming around the glades.

So if they arnt a threat yet IYO, why not stop them before they become a threat?

Banks187 · Post by **Banks187** » Sat Oct 29, 2011 2:05 pm

http://southflorida.sun-sentinel.com/ws ... 1534.story