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Florida Python Challenge winner captures 96 snakes

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Python challenge grand prize winner snags 96 snakes along with $10,000
The 2026 Florida Python Challenge saw hundreds of participants compete to remove the invasive species from South Florida.

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WDBO on MSN · 6h
Florida Python Challenge winner captures 96 snakes; hunters corral 280 overall
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'Big python'. Florida biologists find extra large snake in Everglades
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Bonita deputy releases Burmese python book on his hunting adventures
Bob Bramblet is a caretaker of the Southwest Florida community.

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Florida Python Challenge winner claims 96 snakes, $10,000 grand prize
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280 pythons captured in annual 10-day Florida Python Challenge
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Winner of 2026 Florida Python Challenge announced; 96 pythons removed
This year’s Ultimate Grand Prize winner and the recipient of $10,000 was Tom Rahill, who removed 96 Burmese pythons from the Everglades National Park during the competition.

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FWC announces Florida Python Challenge winner
Naples Daily News · 1d
2026 Florida Python Challenge grand prize winner announced
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At 23ft and 8 inches, 'The Baroness' is the world’s longest wild snake

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. A giant python in Indonesia now holds a world record, but her survival may matter more than her size. (CREDIT: guinnessworldrecords) A giant python in South Sulawesi has turned a local ...
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Burmese pythons play hide-and-seek with Lee County and Florida experts

Burmese pythons are scarcely recorded in Lee County, but experts say the data is a faulty reflection of the invasive species' actual population.
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