1:31 Yes those are reticulated pythons they can get 20 plus feet if they live long enough and have proper food And have occasionally eaten people mistaken them for other animals while they sit and wait to ambush on the trail It just doesn't get reported as much in Western media
Any python over 11 fee that is like thick enough will be able to eat a person 5 foot 5 or smaller They just don't eat people because it's not what they eat and when it happens it's usually an accident like the snake is doing what they do sitting at the side of a trail waiting to ambush the first animal that comes by and that happened to be I think it's Taiwanese woman want to check the crops at night and boom got eaten by A reticulated python
What’s wild is that Burmese pythons are actually vulnerable in their natural habitat but thrive in Florida, honestly what I think the reptile breeding community needs to do is breed babies and send them over to their natural habitat, it’s a shame really, because they’re just not meant to be in Florida
1:31 Yes those are reticulated pythons they can get 20 plus feet if they live long enough and have proper food And have occasionally eaten people mistaken them for other animals while they sit and wait to ambush on the trail It just doesn't get reported as much in Western media
Any python over 11 fee that is like thick enough will be able to eat a person 5 foot 5 or smaller They just don't eat people because it's not what they eat and when it happens it's usually an accident like the snake is doing what they do sitting at the side of a trail waiting to ambush the first animal that comes by and that happened to be I think it's Taiwanese woman want to check the crops at night and boom got eaten by A reticulated python
I can't stand that guy
Ball pythons are actually semi domesticated.
What’s wild is that Burmese pythons are actually vulnerable in their natural habitat but thrive in Florida, honestly what I think the reptile breeding community needs to do is breed babies and send them over to their natural habitat, it’s a shame really, because they’re just not meant to be in Florida