If giant pythons are outlawed only outlaws will have giant pythons.
The board of the South Florida Water Management District asked federal regulators this week to take a step toward banning imports of the Asian reptiles, which can grow as large as 26 feet and 200 pounds – and, if one one famous case is an indication, seem to have acquired a taste for gator.
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