Comments by "Reptiles ," (@reptiles3244) on "How Far North Will Florida's Pythons Spread? | Invasive Biogeography" video.

  1. Yes alligators will eat a python but a python will also eat an alligator
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  2. No they're not
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  3.  @treycoale6117  sharks crocodilians snakes and other reptiles and birds have all evolved
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  4.  @treycoale6117  lmfao I can ask what evidence your supposed book has but you'll have none there's mountains of evidence of animals evolving which isn't changing completely by the way you have your definitions wrong but you won't ever accept them because you'd have to aslo accept you're just crazy
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  5. He's done no research what so ever and any one who's spent a small amount of time around reptiles will tell you the same
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  6. Which will never happen because it has never happened in America
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  7. As a reptile expert I'd say the probably won't go very far if they leave Florida at all due to the temperature changes farther north Florida is like perfect for them to live
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  8. No it wouldn't
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  9. I've lived where it gets almost to the negatives and our snake population is still rather troubling with them going into people's homes they'll simply burrow under something and stay huddled up until the cold is gone
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  10. ...... Boas are from south America and pythons from Asia where it's hot they've never seen snow you found someone's escaped pet
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  11.  @williamgrissom9022  a tiger is different from a snake tigers can go anywhere snakes will freeze and die in cold weather
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  12. Snakes don't hibernate
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  13. I've owned the same reptiles and more and they actually can survive easily in under 65° weather without suffering from health problems they get health problems from inability to properly take care of themselves and a food source that is sanitized of all bacteria they'd encounter in the wild
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