A routine water drawdown at a treatment facility in South Florida uncovered an underground network of invasive armored catfish tunnels and a hidden population of Burmese pythons, according to
A routine water drawdown at a treatment facility in South Florida uncovered an underground network of invasive armored catfish tunnels and a hidden population of Burmese pythons, according to biologists who documented the find.Water managers periodically drain the facility, which spans thousands of hectares in the heart of South Florida, to maintain vegetation. Biologist Sarah Mitchell had perform…