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- [Rae] I'm Dr. Rae Wynn-Grant and this is a PVC pipe. It's used to collect soil samples. This is the soil ecologist who uses it, Jordon King. You're so cute. And this is "Going Wild." (gentle music) Here in the South Florida Everglades, it can feel like the whole landscape is alive. Something is always moving, growing, fluttering past. In the trees, in the grass, somewhere just above your head. And the longer you stand still, the more you start to notice. A flicker of wings, a rustle in the brush, something you could have sworn wasn't there a second ago. There's a whole world happening around you. The trick is knowing where to look. (car door clicks) Lucky for me, I know someone who does. (footsteps tapping) Hi! - [Jordon] How are you? - Oh my gosh! I've been wanting to meet you for so long. - [Jordon] Nice to meet you. - Hi! - [Jordon] How are you? - It's nice to meet you. - [Jordon] You too. - Thanks for having me out here. - [Jordon] Thanks for having me! - Oh my God, look at your grill and everything. You're amazing. - Thank you. -...

Stephen Richardson and Laura Grace from EverGlade are elected to key leadership roles in BioMaP and MCDC, aiming to bolster collaborations in health security.

Play Everglade Princess by Cloe Wilder with guitar chords, and lyrics on Chordyes.

Burmese pythons are best known for what they have taken out of the Everglades. A new study suggests they may also be putting something back: seeds. Researchers found 25 kinds of seeds inside pythons removed from South Florida. In one test, nearly 40 percent of cabbage palm seeds that had passed through a python’s gut went on to germinate. Seeds hidden inside pythons The study, published in the Journal of Zoology, was led by Adrian Figueroa, with co-authors including Christina Romagosa of the University of Florida and scientists from the U.S. Geological Survey. The team examined seeds recovered from the digestive tracts of two invasive reptiles: Burmese pythons (Python bivittatus) and Argentine black and white tegus (Salvator merianae), a large lizard also established in Florida. Many of the python samples came from the Conservancy of Southwest Florida, whose biologists Ian Bartoszek and Ian Easterling have collected stomach contents from pythons removed in the Greater Western Everglades for years. The python samples span 2014 to 2021, and the tegu samples 2016 to 2022. The researchers documented 25 seed types in python diets and 73 in tegu diets. Together, they spanned 38 plant families, including native, endangered and invasive species. The seeds...

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