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Python gets world's 1st cancer treatment

Giant reticulated python Jodie Foster saved by world-first electrochemotherapy after vets remove cancerous tumour and part of her jaw

A 15-foot reticulated python named Jodie Foster has become what is believed to be the first snake in the world to receive electrochemotherapy, after a cancerous tumour returned in her jaw. The 23-year-old python at Chester Zoo had previously undergone surgery to remove a fibrosarcoma,

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Meet Jodie Foster, the 15-ft python. She’s the first snake to receive a new cancer treatment

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A 15-Foot Python Named Jodie Foster Is The First Snake To Receive Human Cancer Treatment

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Snake undergoes 'world-first' human cancer therapy

A snake named after the Hollywood star Jodie Foster has made a full recovery after receiving cancer treatment normally used in humans.

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15ft python named after Jodie Foster saved by human cancer treatment at Chester Zoo

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Jodie Foster the snake gets world-first cancer treatment

Burmese python vs Reticulated python: Length, weight, habitat, diet and behaviour compared

At first glance, the reticulated python and Burmese python seem like variations of the same giant snake: both are non-venomous constrictors from Southeast Asia, both can grow to several metres, and both are capable of taking surprisingly large prey.

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Scientists Can’t Explain Why This Python Ate Another Python

It is not uncommon to spot a Burmese or reticulated python constricting and killing prey in their natural habitat. However, seeing a giant python eating another giant python is incredibly unusual, and scientists are still stumped as to why this happened.