Florida Hunters Finally Found a Way to Stop Giant Pythons — Using a Trick No One Expected

Florida Hunters Finally Found a Way to Stop Giant Pythons — Using a Trick No One Expected Florida has thrown almost everything at its Burmese pythons, from robot rabbits that give off heat and scent to scout snakes that lead biologists straight to breeding females, night search timetables, thermal drones and water samples that pick up python DNA. Every one of these tricks works on its own patch of swamp, yet official estimates still run as high as 300,000. In this video you'll see how each method works, why the numbers haven't moved, and the unexpected trick that finally started pushing invasive snake numbers down on Guam: an ordinary painkiller inside a dead mouse, the same drug that killed every python in a 2010 lab test. #BurmesePython #Everglades #InvasiveSpecies #FloridaWildlife #Guam #WildlifeDocumentary Burmese python, Florida pythons, Everglades pythons, invasive pythons Florida, python removal, Florida Python Challenge, robot rabbits pythons, scout snakes, Conservancy of Southwest Florida, python eDNA, thermal drone python, acetaminophen pythons, Tylenol mice Guam, brown tree snake, Guam brown tree snake, invasive species, Everglades National Park, marsh rabbits Everglades, python hunters, Inversa python leather, wildlife documentary, invasive species documentary