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» Orange Beach, Alabama Prohibits "Poisonous" Snakes and Pythons |
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Sep 23, 2023 - 8:33 AM - by Martin Nowak
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Orange Beach, Alabama now prohibits bringing "poisonous" snakes, pythons, and other "exotic" animals to the beach. Comments by the Alabama game and fish (ADCNR) included. Of course Alabama does virtually nothing about invasive animals including coyote, pigs, armadillo, house cats, feral house cats, etc. - other than open hunting on all but the cats. The ADCNR will not respond to the most recent science (posted in this Forum) that Burmese pythons could not survive in... [Read More]
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» Do Reptiles Dream ? |
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Sep 03, 2023 - 5:03 PM - by Martin Nowak
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"Today, researchers are finding signs of REM sleep in a broader array of animals than ever before: in spiders, lizards, cuttlefish, zebrafish."
" Researchers have also observed a REM-like stage in bearded dragons by recording signals from electrodes in their brains."
Also noted is the Argentine Tegu having REM sleep.
Source: "Knowable" 8/30/2023 by Carolyn Wilke
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» Burmese - Everglades - New Reports |
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Aug 21, 2023 - 8:18 PM - by Martin Nowak
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Several interesting comments by the scientists:
1. the Burmese python not likely to survive into Alabama and Louisiana - could not survive the necessary migration path
2. local native animals prey upon and kill larger number of juveniles than previously suspected
3. tech tracking techniques are useful in some trials and less so in other tests
Comments from readers ?
Wired Science: "Florida's War with Invasive Pythons Has a New Twist"... [Read More]
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» Alabama Game & Fish Asks Public to Report Invasive Species Sightings |
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Aug 21, 2023 - 9:48 AM - by Martin Nowak
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The Alabama Game & Fish Department (ADCNR) has published its annual regulations for the 2023-2024 hunting and fishing season. A page titled "Invasive Species" asks the public to report sightings of "prohibited non-native invasive species such as the tegu ...". Furthermore it states, "It takes all citizens in Alabama to help us manage and protect our native ecosystems from these non-native invasive species." Other reptiles are also mentioned. Of course the... [Read More]
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