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'Python Huntress' takes on invasive snakes in the Everglades

Amy Siewe was a successful real estate agent -- but her life changed after she captured her first python in Florida's Everglades. "I just had this fascination with snakes. So when I learned that there was a python problem here in Florida

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From Houses to Hunts: The 'Python Huntress' of Florida's Everglades

Crazy Creatures on MSN · 1h

Record-Breaking 215-Pound Python Found in the Everglades

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Dallas ICE, Homeland Security deports 122 Chinese nationals

U.S. authorities deported 122 Chinese nationals who were in the country illegally on a June 3 flight.

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Florida’s fight to eradicate invasive pythons achieves stunning milestone

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Hunters find 2 python ‘mating balls,’ but with an odd twist, Florida video shows

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Battle against invasive pythons enjoys record season, and a milestone

The Conservancy’s python program is one of the leading research and removal initiatives globally.

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Steve Harvey hosts charity golf tournament

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Three hunters capture this huge invasive species in Everglades swamps

Naples Daily News on MSN1h

Bloody hands, a tape measure and a dead python. This video is like a summer blockbuster

It took not one, but two tape measures to get the official length of this female Burmese python found near Everglades City, Florida.

Monster Burmese python caught by 3 hunters in Florida. Was it biggest ever captured?

Three hunters recently captured a massive Burmese python in the Florida Everglades. Zach Hoffman, Jan Gianello and Justice Sargood caught the invasive snake near Everglades City just after midnight on May 31. The constrictor was so large that Hoffman had to get a bigger tape measure.

Naples Daily News on MSN6d

'We couldn’t believe it': Giant python wrangled, caught by 3 hunters in Everglades

Florida python hunterrs, Zach Hoffman, Jan Gianello and Justice Sargood caught a massive Burmese python in the Everglades on May 31, 2025.

Record year for Burmese python program means fewer snakes, more hope for native wildlife

The Burmese python — an apex predator that can grow over 18 feet long and eat animals larger than itself — has decimated native wildlife throughout much of South Florida. Its presence is directly linked to plummeting populations of small mammals and birds across vast stretches of the Everglades.

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Inside the Python Digestive System That Can Melt Bones

Ever heard of a heat-seeking missile? Well, meet nature’s version: the heat-sensing python. In this article, I will introduce you to these remarkable snakes. These creatures are more than just big snakes;