Hunters, enthusiasts, experts and spectators will descend upon the Everglades and embark on the Florida Python Challenge – an annual event to curb the invasive Burmese python. The non-venomous Burmese python poses a threat to Florida’s native wildlife and is larger than almost all native snakes, according to Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission. Studies have shown pythons wiped out rabbit and fox populations in regions of Everglades National Park. The commission says hunters may catch and humanely kill Burmese pythons at the time of capture during the 10-day competition, which begins Friday. To learn more about these snacks and the competition, visit the link in our bio.