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  1. The state of Florida hosts the Everglades National Park.
  2. Burmese pythons, originating from Southeast Asia, have arrived in Everglades National Park via the exotic pet trade.

The National Park Service is managing ongoing python invasion projects, involving Burmese pythons introduced from Southeast Asia.

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The National Park Service is managing ongoing python invasion projects, involving Burmese pythons introduced from Southeast Asia.

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National Park ServiceSoutheast Asia

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  1. Introduced Burmese pythons have established a breeding population in Southwest Florida, negatively affecting native wildlife.Sub-event
  2. NPS is managing the ongoing invasion of Burmese pythons originating from Southeast Asia.1 source

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  • indiatimes.comIn 1992, Hurricane Andrew released Burmese Pythons into Florida's wild, sparking an invasion that would turn the giant snakes into one of the Everglades' biggest ecological threats