How to Catch a Python in Five Sort of Easy Steps
"Fear is a natural reaction." That's what the dangerous-animal expert Jeff Fobb told me stood in the backyard of his house in Homestead, Florida, waiting to tangle with a Burmese python. Fobb was righteven though Burmese pythons don't really pose a threat to human beings, there's something about the way a snake slithers, the way the muscles under the sheen of its scales ripple, that seems to strike a bell in the human amgydala. Almost as scary the fact that there may be tens of thousands of invasive pythons slithering around the state of Florida. But that doesn't mean it's impossible to catch a pythonprovided you can find it. Here's how