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What happens to burmese python egg after the mother has kept it warm for six to eight weeks?
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∙ 13y ago
the mother keeps them warm by vibrating her muscles
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What happen to a burmese python egg after mother has kept it warm for six to eight weeks?
after incubating the eggs. the parent don't take any more part for the hatchlings.
Where burmese pythons came from?
They're an invasive species in Florida, usa. As usual - the human race is to blame for their introduction ! People bought them as babies when they were only a few inches long. Sadly, these snakes grow large very quickly - attaining a length of eight feet in their first year ! Irresponsible owners, who found they couldn't cope - simply dumpedthis alien species into the wild - and now are complainingthat their pets are being attacked - by a reptile that is simply doing what is natural behaviour for the species - predation on suitably-sized mammals for food !
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