A good news lockdown story: The pythons have been released into the wild.
Well-known conservationist Nick Evans in February had a rare find on the north coast of KwaZulu-Natal after a large python was discovered next to a home. The homeowners captured the snake, but then noticed a clutch of eggs.
Evans says the owners weren't keen on having baby pythons about their home and after consultation with an expert, a decision was made to collect the eggs and incubate them.Nick with the python eggs back in February.“Seeing all those little babies go free was such a great feeling. And they're so cute! Unfortunately, the majority will become food for birds, mongoose, genets and monitor lizards. But that's nature.
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