Swamp People: Serpent Invasion

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2020–
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42min

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Una invasión de pitones birmanas está diezmando a los Everglades . Especies enteras de animales están siendo exterminadas. Estas pitones no tienen depredador natural que las detenga - except... Leer todoUna invasión de pitones birmanas está diezmando a los Everglades . Especies enteras de animales están siendo exterminadas. Estas pitones no tienen depredador natural que las detenga - excepto el hombre.Una invasión de pitones birmanas está diezmando a los Everglades . Especies enteras de animales están siendo exterminadas. Estas pitones no tienen depredador natural que las detenga - excepto el hombre.

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For the 12th season (2021) of "Swamp People", the producers hoped to increase ratings by teaming Troy with a young, and very attractive, female partner, Cheyenne "Pickle" Wheat. Not merely eye-candy, "Pickle" has proven herself to be an energetic, skilled and accomplished alligator hunter. For this spin-off series, she has shown equal professionalism at hunting and capturing large pythons with her bare hands. Despite her stomping through the Everglades, she somehow manages to look as if she just stepped out of an air-conditioned trailer.

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There is no season on pythons in Florida

Why do they advertise as "last day of the season" when there is absolutely no season on Burmese pythons in Florida? It is an invasive species which should never have happened except for idiots who brought the snakes into this country and then didn't take measures to insure that they didn't escape from their custody. It should have been criminalized to have ownership of them in the first place. They need to be hunted, shot and eradicated by any means necessary. They've all but killed the native species in the Everglades. Once a species gets out of control the usual measures of "humane" capture shouldn't apply. The population of pythons in the Everglades should be ZERO.