The alligator chomped on the snake as the python wrapped itself around its neck to suffocate it.
This amazing scene occurred on the banks of the Florida Everglades, as a python brutally wrapped itself around an alligator’s neck.
Deadly conflict: The Burmese python is pictured coiled around the alligator’s neck, attempting to suck the life from its adversary.
The two are seen engaged in combat at the Everglades National Park in Homestead, as captured by an anonymous photographer.
At the Everglades National Park in Homestead, Florida, two animals were discovered fighting last month.
The large alligator can be seen attempting to defend itself; it has successfully inserted the tail of the strong serpent into its mouth and looks to be clamping down.
The snake is simultaneously making every effort to suffocate the beast by wrapping itself around its large midsection. Who actually prevailed in the fight is unclear.
At a roadside in the Florida Everglades, where pythons have begun to challenge native alligators for dominance, the two were at each other’s necks.
Although they were accidentally introduced and are not native to Florida, pythons have managed to survive by out-competing other prominent predators.
Burmese pythons are currently battling local alligators for dominance in the area.
Alligators can be killed by them, although typically just the younger ones because their jaws are simpler to encircle. How the argument concluded is unclear.
The confrontation, which took place in late October, occurred just a few days before another gator and python were caught biting each other at a Florida golf course.
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