It's a very great news for Florida people that ABOUT a Contest.
Over 1000 people in Florida signed up to take part in the month long Python Challenge, in which the participant who kills the most pythons wins cash.
The contest, sponsored by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission, began Thursday, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.
So far, officials have not reported any dead snakes, but the contest runs through Feb. 10. The person who kills the most Burmese pythons by that date will receive a check for $1,500
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said Friday 30 Burmese pythons have been killed in the Everglades "Python Challenge" that began Jan. 12. The commission said the snake hunt is intended to reduce the population of the invasive species and educate the public about the threat the snakes pose to native wildlife and the ecosystem
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Over 1000 people in Florida signed up to take part in the month long Python Challenge, in which the participant who kills the most pythons wins cash.
The contest, sponsored by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation
Commission, began Thursday, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reported.So far, officials have not reported any dead snakes, but the contest runs through Feb. 10. The person who kills the most Burmese pythons by that date will receive a check for $1,500
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission said Friday 30 Burmese pythons have been killed in the Everglades "Python Challenge" that began Jan. 12. The commission said the snake hunt is intended to reduce the population of the invasive species and educate the public about the threat the snakes pose to native wildlife and the ecosystem
See: Source
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