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Question Regarding Invasive Species

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Could invasive species like Burmese pythons be extirpated by hunting them and exporting that python meat to Chinese and Vietnamese consumers?
 
It is my opinion that wild caught Burmese python numbers would be insufficient for a profitable business. HIghly insufficient. However, it is possible to likely that farming Burmese pythons could be domestically profitable for meat and other products. Not likely profitable for export. Small batch / boutique canned python meat is already available in the U.S. - primarily as a novelty item, but consumable. Previous FC discussions:

https://www.faunaclassifieds.com/fo...or-food-insecure-populations-and-more.831182/

https://www.faunaclassifieds.com/fo...ons-for-human-food-consumption-report.829077/
 
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