to study the Burmese python’s gape, or how wide they can open their mouth. Their gape determines what they can eat — pythons suffocate prey such as rabbits, bobcats and alligators, then ...

The scientists at a Florida lab could feel something big inside the dead 18-foot Burmese python, so they cut it open. A necropsy, it's called. "I actually thought it was pretty gross too and I'm ...