A Burmese python nest of 111 eggs is the largest ever discovered in Florida, wildlife officials said. It was removed from the Everglades this month.

This nest was 111 eggs. Brandon Rahe, a contractor with the FWC’s Python Action Team, needed a boat to reach the nest, which was well hidden in a hallow of dead grass and weeds.

An invasive Burmese python captured in South Florida set a record by laying 111 eggs, the state reports. It was 13 feet, 9 inches long.

The nest with 111 eggs was discovered in the Everglades and removed by contractors as part of the PATRIC program. The 19-foot python – the longest ever recorded in the state, replacing an 18 ...

An invasive Burmese python captured in South Florida set a record by laying 111 eggs, the state reports. It was 13 feet, 9 inches long.

An invasive Burmese python captured in South Florida set a record by laying 111 eggs, the state reports. It was 13 feet, 9 inches long.

An invasive Burmese python captured in South Florida set a record by laying 111 eggs, the state reports. It was 13 feet, 9 inches long.

An invasive Burmese python captured in South Florida set a record by laying 111 eggs, the state reports. It was 13 feet, 9 inches long.

An invasive Burmese python captured in South Florida set a record by laying 111 eggs, the state reports. It was 13 feet, 9 inches long.

An invasive Burmese python captured in South Florida set a record by laying 111 eggs, the state reports. It was 13 feet, 9 inches long.