CSU Saves the Life of 17-Foot Python @csuvetmedbioscience
CSU Saves the Life of 17-Foot Python @csuvetmedbioscience
Uploaded June 2018 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
A 17-foot python came to Colorado State University's Veterinary Teaching Hospital with 28 eggs that spread throughout her body after her ovary ruptured. Dr. Matt Johnston performed surgery and safely removed all 28 eggs, and the python’s ovary and oviduct.
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