Scientists can then be seen removing the whole alligator from its stomach. Burmese pythons are an invasive species in Florida. They are native to Asia, but they can also survive in Florida's climate.

Researchers in the Florida Everglades recently found an intact, five-foot-long alligator inside a Burmese python. Geoscientist Rosie Moore shared video footage of the discovery to Instagram last ...

The video, which currently has over 440,000 likes, revealed that the large snake had swallowed an entire alligator. The non-native Burmese python has long plagued the Everglades, preying on all ...

An intact 5-foot long alligator has been found inside the stomach of Burmese python in Florida, scientists said. The 18-foot python was caught by workers in the Everglades National Park and ...

a Florida scientist and her colleagues recently discovered an entire alligator stuck inside a Burmese python. Earlier this month, geoscientist Rosie Moore posted a video on her Instagram of the ...

ALSO SEE: Record-breaking python caught in Florida measured in at 17.7 feet, 215 pounds The alligator inside the python video on Moore's Instagram page went viral. And the photos of the scientist ...

But once in the lab, where the python stretched the entire span of the room, they had a good idea of what was inside — they could see the alligator’s shape. Florida Python hunter recounts ...

Participants have nine days to kill as many Burmese pythons as possible. Viral Instagram video show necropsy revealed a 5-foot alligator carcass inside Burmese python. None for me, thank you.

They join many other animals in Florida — some native like the alligator, some invasive like the Burmese pythons — that pose risks to humans or can even kill you.

None for me, thank you. In 2022, Florida scientist and internet personality Rosie Moore posted a video on Instagram of herself and her colleagues performing a necropsy on an 18-foot Burmese python.