Burmese python found eating entire white-tailed deer.

  March 2 (UPI) -- Wildlife biologists in Florida said they found a Burmese python eating an entire white-tailed deer -- a prey amounting to 111 percent of the snake's body mass. The Conservancy of Southwest Florida said Thursday that biologists conducting research at Collier-Seminole State Park in April 2015 found the 11-foot, 31.5-pound snake eating a 35-pound white-tailed deer. Biologist Ian Bartoszek said the invasive snake's kill is believed to be "the largest python-to-prey ratio yet documented." He said the snake's meal was 111 percent of its own body mass. Bartoszek said the find represents evidence of the threat Burmese pythons pose to native wildlife. "Imagine the potential consequences ... 

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