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From rats and birds to pet collars: they follow the prey tract of invasive snakes

Summary by El Nuevo Día
El Nuevo Día visited a laboratory at the UPR in Mayagüez whose work is key in the race to establish a strategic plan to slow the advance of the reticulated python and the boa constrictor in Puerto Rico
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