Developed by UCF researchers and a nonprofit, the cameras use a special wavelength of light to expose the snake. Will it help turn the tide in the fight against the voracious python?

Kalil, 57, said has caught more than 250 snakes, the longest of which was 15 feet, 9 inches. No pythons were spotted during the hunt with the researchers, but Kalil did bring a live python to test ...

A python-sniffing dog in Florida has been appointed to help the state avoid ruff situations with snakes. The new initiative was recently introduced by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Com… ...

Evolution gave the Burmese python a nearly infallible camouflage, but technology is catching up.. A new camera developed by University of Central Florida researchers and the non-profit company Imec ...