Post by Shadow on Oct 11, 2005 19:31:50 GMT -5
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Miami Gardens, Florida - Elidia Rodriguez of Miami Gardens had been looking for her year-old Siamese cat for two days when her son pointed out the bulging Burmese python slithering in her backyard.
Experts say that bulge in the 12-foot snake is probably the missing 15-pound cat.
Rodriguez got the cat last year as a post-hurricane gift. She named the cat Frances, after the storm.
The snake was spotted in Rodriguez's backyard yesterday.
Experts with the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue antivenin unit says Frances wouldn't have stood a chance against the larger predator.
The snake was captured and taken to the Sense of Wonder Nature Center at AD Barnes National Park.
Earlier this month, authorities say a 13-foot python burst after it apparently tried to swallow a live, six-foot alligator whole.
Miami Gardens, Florida - Elidia Rodriguez of Miami Gardens had been looking for her year-old Siamese cat for two days when her son pointed out the bulging Burmese python slithering in her backyard.
Experts say that bulge in the 12-foot snake is probably the missing 15-pound cat.
Rodriguez got the cat last year as a post-hurricane gift. She named the cat Frances, after the storm.
The snake was spotted in Rodriguez's backyard yesterday.
Experts with the Miami-Dade Fire Rescue antivenin unit says Frances wouldn't have stood a chance against the larger predator.
The snake was captured and taken to the Sense of Wonder Nature Center at AD Barnes National Park.
Earlier this month, authorities say a 13-foot python burst after it apparently tried to swallow a live, six-foot alligator whole.