Very different. In the alligator’s mouth, and draped to his side and twisted underneath his chin was an invasive Burmese python — a big one, thick, rotund, probably twice as long as I am tall.

A WILD SIGHT TO SEE — An alligator dragging a massive python through water isn’t something you see every day but a recent encounter of the two was caught on camera and recently shared online.

A cyclist came across the aftermath of an epic Florida predators battle in the Everglades, capturing close-up footage of an alligator eating a python. According to a post in popular Facebook group ...

The graphic footage was shared recently by Katina Boychew under the heading: Gator vs Python. It was also a battle between a native species (American alligator) and a highly invasive species ...

An amateur photographer in Florida captured video in Everglades National Park that put the "wild" in "wildlife." Alison Joslyn caught an alligator eating a large Burmese python, a snake not native ...

Scientists can then be seen removing the whole alligator from its stomach. Burmese pythons are an invasive species in Florida. They are native to Asia, but they can also survive in Florida's climate.

Scientists in Florida cut open a Burmese python to find a largely intact alligator inside. Pythons' unique anatomy allows them to swallow objects that are wider than their own bodies. The invasive ...

A large alligator was recently caught on video towing an enormous Burmese python through the water in the Florida Everglades. The video, shot from the observation tower at Shark Valley by ...

An alligator put on a grisly holiday show in Florida’s Everglades when it dragged the swollen carcass of a Burmese python past a group of stunned tourists, video shows. Among those watching was ...

Alligator meat is low in fat and cholesterol, and many describe the taste as similar to chicken. The Florida Department of Health advises against eating pythons due to high mercury levels found in ...

A look at what was on the python's menu, was a 5-foot dead but still fairly intact alligator. "Oh my gosh. We were taking breaks running outside trying to get some fresh air. I've never smelled ...