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2. Obviously more than one of them escaped. Now the invasive pythons have something new to eat.

Wed Aug 17, 2016, 04:06 PM

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Florida now has a capybara problem [View all] KamaAina Aug 2016 OP

Ok. That makes sense. I originally read that as chupacabra problem. Liberal Veteran Aug 2016 #1

If any state was going to have a chupacabra problem, it would be FLA! Coventina Aug 2016 #8

just what I was thinking... dhill926 Aug 2016 #5

Awww...but they're so cute! Solly Mack Aug 2016 #3

Might not be the best idea Major Nikon Aug 2016 #6

Nature's Uber! OriginalGeek Aug 2016 #11

Maybe that is why Florida alligators are now climbing trees! csziggy Aug 2016 #7

Ayup ... eppur_se_muova Aug 2016 #9

Saying it's the largest rodent is a bit understated TexasBushwhacker Aug 2016 #10

They probably taste like chicken. Laffy Kat Aug 2016 #13