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Arms and legs and that is how it defended itself. >> you volunteer for this? >> yes. i don't get paid for this. >> why do you do this? >> i love snakes. >> you love snakes. >> yeah. i love snakes. there are a lot of people like me. we want to try to help this problem. we'll never get all the pythons out of the everglades. they are here to stay. hope we can manage them. >> thanks very much. stay safe. missing explosive, blocks of tnt, dynamite, stolen. later, "the shot" a lightning strike and one very lucky guy. more of his close call coming up. hotspot that provides up to five shared wifi ...

When the snake coiled around me that was defensive. i had it and it doesn't have arms and legs and that is how it defended itself. >> you volunteer for this? >> yes. i don't get paid for this. for ? >> yes. i don't get paid for this. >> why do you do it? >> i love snakes. >> you love snakes. >> yeah, i love snakes. you know, there's a lot of people like me out there. we want to try to help this problem. we want to try to help it out. we'll never get all the pythons ut of the everglades. they're here to stay. hopefully we can manage them. >> joe, i appreciate you're out there doing what you're ...

Being with us. are there really 100,000 of these snakes out there? >> we really can't put a number on it at 100,000 or 150,000. or 50,000. it is so new in the game. we really don't have an idea. we know there is a lot. >> they are a danger to the ecosystem. when a new predator is introduced. we've seen that around the world. are they a threat to humans? >> you know, where pythons come from, where they originate, burmese pythons, there's never been a human killed and eaten by one. i highly doubt that will happen in florida in the everglades, that is. >> what is -- how serious a danger are they ...

Tonight i threw a rock at it because it was laying there. i just saw the sight of it. as soon as i get a kind of turned around and threw to me and i was like oh no, this is why violence on the pair went and got her uncle. he came back with a rifle and killed it. florida wildlife managers say this latest find is evidence that these exotic snakes should either escaped or been illegally released into the everglades are thriving and spreading across the state spewing you have seen the ads you've heard the pitch maybe you are wearing one now watching the "fox report" covered up in your snotty. now ...

At sea for about three days before it capsized. a trapper, not a plumber, had to be called in to fix a clogged drain in florida that's because of that guy. 14-foot python decided to call it home. it took more than an hour for the trapper and his son to charm the snake out of the sewer. he says it wasn't about to be evicted. >> it lunged at me twice, hissing the whole time. i hated to do it, but i did have to hit him up side the head a couple of times. >> officials believe it may have been a pet and are still looking for its owner. and transition to karen mcginnis. kind of sad had to slap h...