
Richard Shine
Australian evolutionary biologist and ecologistWikipedia
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Oct 2, 2026
RFC Clip Show #10
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26:51Justin JulanderHOST
But other things like, you know, green tree pythons, I think Daniel Natush has shown that the collection rate, whatever it is at in Indonesia, doesn't really impact.
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27:00Justin JulanderHOST
And I think Rick Shine showed the same thing with reticulated pythons with the skin trade where they were mostly collecting, you know, younger animals-
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27:09Rob StoneHOST
Right
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27:09Justin JulanderHOST
... that weren't, you know, the monster 20, 30 feet ones.
A Passion For Pythons | Kush's Korner Live
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78:56William FilipekGUEST
Shoot, retics in particular.
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78:57William FilipekGUEST
They did that, Rick Shine did that study on retics in southern and northern and southern Sumatra in the palm oil plantations eating rats.
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79:08William FilipekGUEST
And they were reproducing eating rats.
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79:10William FilipekGUEST
So they didn't have rabbits.
1 HR 10 MINS LATER
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148:50William FilipekGUEST
You have the Papua New Guinea and the Queensland animals.
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148:54William FilipekGUEST
And then you got the Northern territory, the fog dam animals.
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148:57William FilipekGUEST
One's a lot of the research that Rick shines done on, uh, or them, those are essentially a separate clade from the Queensland stuff.
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149:07William FilipekGUEST
Like the Northern territories are more genetically related to Macklot pythons and they are to the Queensland water pythons.