Rosie Moore. Instagram @rosiekmoore
Rosie Moore, a biologist from Florida who was recently named “the world’s most beautiful scientist” by the Daily Star, has returned to social media after a period of absence.
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Her comeback video has, however, left many of her more than 200,000 Instagram followers concerned.
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Known for sharing her adventures in the wild, Rosie describes herself as an ecologist specializing in predator research, a freediver, and the director of the Snake Conservation & Bite Awareness Foundation. Her break from social media raised suspicions among fans, who feared that her absence might be related to her health, especially after she recently contracted dengue.
But Rosie reassured her followers, assuring them that she was fine and would soon return to her field activities. Keeping her promise, she resumed her reptile hunts, and during one of her expeditions, she encountered a shocking scene: a 5.5-meter-long decapitated python that had swallowed an entire crocodile.
In an Instagram post, Rosie explained that the snake had been decapitated due to a legal requirement in Florida, where Burmese pythons, an invasive species, must be euthanized to protect the local wildlife. These snakes are known for hunting large prey, which has led to a significant decline in mammal populations in the region.
Rosie’s post quickly attracted attention, with hundreds of curious comments from followers about this impressive encounter. Additionally, the scientist took the opportunity to reflect on the title of “the world’s most beautiful scientist,” which she has received in recent years.
In an earlier video, Rosie expressed concern about how the public perceives her appearance, fearing that it might harm her career. However, Rosie also acknowledged that the attention has brought positive aspects, as she has inspired many young girls to take an interest in science.
Source and images: Instagram @rosiekmoore. This content was created with the help of AI and reviewed by the editorial team.
