Brian Wood will cover your face with iguana or Burmese python for $90. Or, if you prefer, alligator — the “diamond” of leather — for $120. The 63-year-old leather artisan was sitting in the living ...

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The owner of a luxury leather business in Florida is selling face masks made from python skin. Pythons are an invasive species in Florida, and hunters are allowed to kill them humanely to cull the ...

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