50 percent of pythons removed from the Everglades have been adult females each capable of laying 40 to 100 eggs per season.

That’s 500 snakes per year each laying that many eggs. Even if they got half of the snakes left (unlikely) that means a minimum of 20,000 pythons are being born per year.

That number has to be low.

https://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/20190318/indiantown-python-hunter-captures-historic-python-in-early-monday-morning-hours

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