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How did burmese pythons become an invasive species? species used for ornamental purposes are grown or bred in a(n) environment. When these species move into the wild, they become invasive. One such example is of the burmese python, which became invasive due to.

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The Burmese python became invasive due to controlled and accidental escape.

How did the Burmese python spread so widely?

Burmese pythons were initially imported to Florida as unusual pets. After escaping from their owners or being allowed to roam free, they established themselves in the Everglades. Their acceleration can also be attributed to Hurricane Andrew in 1992, which destroyed a breeding facility for Burmese pythons and let hundreds of animals out in the wild.

An invasive species in Florida, the Burmese python is a sizable nonvenomous constrictor. Burmese pythons are mostly found in and around the Everglades' habitat in south Florida, where they pose a threat to native animals.

Therefore, Burmese pythons become an invasive species.

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