![Pinterest](https://pinterest.com/pin/create/button/?url=https://uknews.evprotec.com/horror-moment-alligator-is-pulled-from-massive-python-by-field-workers/&media=https://uknews.evprotec.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/11/0_Screenshot-2022-11-09-151335.jpg&description=WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES A geoscientist and popular bikini model has shared how she and a team of field workers performed a necropsy on a Burmese python to find a huge alligator insideRosie Moore shared the footage A geoscientist has revealed the moment a five-foot alligator was pulled from a massive Burmese python. Rosie Moore shared footage of the horror moment the stricken reptile was pulled out of the snake in a video that now has 10 million views and over 250,000 likes. She is known for her work as a scientist but also has over 17,000 followers on Instagram as an influencer and bikini model. Moore, 26, told the Mail field workers found the python while working in the Everglades national park, but it was not known what the creature inside the snake was until it was opened up by her team during a Necropsy. "I've never seen a python with something like that in it," Rosie said ( rosiekmoore) The video gained over 10 million views ( rosiekmoore) Moore added: "They called us and they said there was a large object in it, we thought it was either a deer or an alligator." The snake had to be euthanised due to the harm it causes to the local wildlife and Florida. they can be hard to control once introduced to new habitats and the Florida habitat is similar to the parts of Asia from which they originate. Burmese pythons likely came into Florida as exotic pets in the 1970s, but have thrived to the point where they are known to be destructive to native wildlife. Burmese pythons are considered an invasive pest in Florida ( rosiekmoore) They normally prey on small mammals but have been known to attack bigger animals. A Burmese python found earlier this year weighed in at 98kg. "It's definitely shocking", Moore said. "It was my first time ever seeing an event like that, I've never seen a python with something like that in it." The US Fish & Wildlife Service and US Customs and Border Protection say the Burmese python is considered "injurious to human beings." Rosie explained the){kind=link}
WARNING: GRAPHIC IMAGES A geoscientist and popular bikini model has shared how she and a team of field workers performed a necropsy on a Burmese python to find a huge alligator inside
A geoscientist has revealed the moment a five-foot alligator was pulled from a massive Burmese python.
Rosie Moore shared footage of the horror moment the stricken reptile was pulled out of the snake in a video that now has 10 million views and over 250,000 likes.
She is known for her work as a scientist but also has over 17,000 followers on Instagram as an influencer and bikini model.
Moore, 26, told the Mail field workers found the python while working in the Everglades national park, but it was not known what the creature inside the snake was until it was opened up by her team during a Necropsy.