Police removed the snake from Dell Holmes Park. The python will go to a snake rehab facility in Hillsborough County.

The aquarium is asking people to book now as space is limited.

Photo by Rob Tringali/MLB Photos via Getty Images He will return to the US for tests. John Romano of the Tampa Bay Times reports baseball’s top prospect is heading stateside to seek precautionary medical tests after a right biceps strain sustained playing winter ball, an injury that was announced by his team in the Dominican three days ago: #NotasRojas Wander Franco se mantendrá hoy fuera del roster del día, mientras se recupera de molestias en su bíceps derecho. El campocorto ha sido uno de los mejores bateadores del Escogido en el torneo con una línea ofensiva de .350/.435/.500.— Escogido Baseball (@EscogidoBBClub) November 22, 2020 Translated from Spanish by Google, the tweet reads: #NotasRojas Wander Franco will remain off the roster for the day today, as he recovers from discomfort in his right bicep. The shortstop has been one of the Escogido’s best hitters in the tournament with an offensive line of .350 / .435 / .500. Fellow Rays prospect Nate Lowe was also playing for the team but left to return to the US due to rising concerns regarding the pandemic. The extent of Franco’s injury is not known at this time. #Rays have confirmed top prospect Wander Franco is on his way back to the U.S. for precautionary tests after an arm injury. @jonmorosi first reported Franco being out of the lineup since Friday with a winter ball team.— John Romano (@romano_tbtimes) November 26, 2020

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