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Florida Unleashed Hundreds of Robotic Rabbits — And What Happened Next SHOCKED Scientists

When Florida released hundreds of robotic rabbits into the Everglades, officials believed they had finally found a way to outsmart the invasive Burmese pythons destroying the state’s wildlife. The plan was simple. The fake rabbits would lure the snakes into traps and end a crisis that had lasted for decades. But within weeks, strange footage and unexplained data began to surface. What the scientists discovered next left them questioning whether they had solved the problem or created a monster!

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