Scientists had to cut open the Burmese python that swallowed the alligator whole and the video captured the graphic moment.
The 14-foot Burmese python checks out its habitat as the Denver Museum of Nature and science welcomes more than 60 climbing, slithering, hanging specimens in the new temporary exhibit, "Lizards & Snakes" which opens Friday, Feb. 3, 2012.
Visitors can see animals from many far away places like Madagascar and Cuba that range in size from the four-inch tropical girdled lizard to the 14-foot Burmese python named "Agnes". The exhibit is free with a paid admission to the museum and runs through July 8, 2012. Kathryn Scott Osler, The Denver Post
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