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Florida Python Challenge winner captures 96 snakes

280 snakes killed at 2026 Florida Python Challenge

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) announced the results of this year’s Florida Python Challenge, which featured 907 participants from 30 states as well as Vietnam and Canada.

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Tom Rahill captures 96 Burmese pythons in 10 days to win 2026 Florida Python Challenge

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Everglades hunter wins $10,000 after capturing 96 invasive pythons in 10 days

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Florida Python Challenge Removes 280 Invasive Burmese Pythons

Florida's annual Python Challenge resulted in 280 invasive Burmese pythons being removed from the wild, according to wildlife officials.

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Tom Rahill catches 96 snakes to unseat reigning Florida python champ Taylor Stanberry

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Python challenge grand prize winner snags 96 snakes along with $10,000

8-foot Burmese python found in New Jersey

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Eight-Foot Python Found Hiding in New Jersey Backyard Shed, With a Full Belly to Match

A quiet backyard in Freehold, New Jersey turned into the scene of an unexpected wildlife rescue after homeowners discovered a massive Burmese python had taken up residence in their shed.

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8-foot Burmese python found in New Jersey backyard after eating opossum under shed

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8-foot Burmese python slithers into Freehold backyard, hides in shed

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Eight-foot Burmese python which had just feasted on possum found in New Jersey

An eight-foot Burmese python was found in a New Jersey back garden.

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8-foot Burmese python found in NJ backyard, ate opossum under shed

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8-Foot Python Found In Freehold Yard

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What kind of snakes do we have in NJ? Are pythons native to NJ?

Experts believe the snake, an 8-foot-long Burmese python, indigenous to Southeast Asia, not native to New Jersey or the U.S. Northeast, is an abandoned pet. The timber rattlesnake colors vary. Some are yellow or brownish and some are black and grey.

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Rescued python released in Arunachal sanctuary after another snake reportedly killed near Silluk

A rescued python from Silluk was released into the D. Ering Memorial Wildlife Sanctuary with forest officials and local representatives present. The move followed another python's reported killing nearby and renewed calls for safer community wildlife rescue.