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Florida Python Challenge captures 280 snakes

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

Tom Rahill removed 96 of the invasive snakes from the Everglades in just 10 days — more than enough to leave the rest of the field in the swamp dust.

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

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280 snakes killed at 2026 Florida Python Challenge

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280 pythons captured in annual 10-day Florida Python Challenge

The snakes were a little more elusive this year, but 280 invasive Burmese pythons were removed during the annual Florida Python Challenge.

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Kym Clark hunted in the 2026 Python Challenge

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Winner of 2026 Florida Python Challenge announced; 96 pythons removed

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FWC announces Florida Python Challenge winner

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Florida Python Challenge 2026 winner: 96 snakes and $10K grand prize

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Tom Rahill Claims $10,000 Prize After removing 96 Burmese Pythons In Florida Challenge

8-foot Burmese python found in New Jersey

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

Not a call it gets everyday, the Monmouth County SPCA removed an 8-foot Burmese python Sunday that had slid under the shed of a Freehold residence.

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

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8-foot Burmese python found in New Jersey family's backyard

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Eight-foot Burmese python found in New Jersey

Over 900 participants helped remove 280 invasive Burmese pythons from South Florida during the 2026 Florida Python Challenge, according to FWC.

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8-Foot Python Found In Freehold Yard

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

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The 2026 Florida Python Challenge removed hundreds of invasive snakes, including a 16-foot reptile

Tom Rahill won the annual event, earning $10,000 for removing 96 Burmese pythons from South Florida

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Rare granite Burmese python reveals how its pattern became popular

This Burmese python stands apart because of its striking granite pattern, which looks very different from the markings commonly seen in the wild. The keeper explains that the unusual trait began with a single wild snake before breeders carefully reproduced it in captivity.