Snake Relocation: Burmese Python 'Mango' Finds a New Home at Fort Rickey in Rome
Thursday, 5 September 2024, 21:50
Snake Highlights in New York
The NYS DEC has successfully relocated a Burmese python from a private residence in New Hartford to a more appropriate habitat at Fort Rickey in Rome. This python, affectionately named 'Mango', represents the commitment to wildlife protection and rehabilitation.
Journey of the Burmese Python
- Python Background: The Burmese python is a large snake species known for its gentle nature.
- Seizure Details: This particular python was seized as part of NYS DEC's initiative to ensure safe living conditions for animals.
- Mango's New Home: At Fort Rickey, Mango benefits from an environment better suited for its needs.
Ongoing Wildlife Protection Efforts
The relocation of Mango underscores the importance of wildlife management in New York. The NYS DEC continues to advocate for the protection of all species, ensuring they are cared for and loved.
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