Florida is grappling with the growing menace of invasive species, with Burmese pythons at the forefront. Once exotic pets, these snakes have adapted seamlessly to Florida’s climate. Other invaders like iguanas and tegus jeopardize local wildlife, while feral hogs and cane toads create further havoc in agriculture and natural habitats. This situation underscores the urgent ecological strain on Florida’s native species and environments.
