With brown and black camouflage skin Burmese pythons are hard to spot even when they grow over 20 feet long.
(02:38)The team finds a baby Burmese python in an area where four other species of venomous snakes breed.
(02:28)Can the Python Hunters stop the boom of slithering pythons from taking over Florida?
(00:31)Pythons can defend themselves by squirting a stink of musk, urine and feces that can linger for hours.
(02:35)See how expert snake wranglers are protecting the Florida Everglades from it's Burmese python explosion.
(01:39)A net gun is the only way to reach a snake tangled in bush along the river.
(02:54)The Python Hunters find venomous snakes like the Cottonmouth snake in Louisiana.
(03:00)The Python Hunters search for slithering snakes with their children.
(02:24)When an early winter chill hits Florida the team has to protect their baby alligators and turtles.
(02:59)The Python Hunters catch and compare green iguanas to Cuban Iguanas.
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