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19-foot Burmese python is longest ever caught in Florida: ‘Very chaotic’
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0:45Now PlayingA 22-year-old captured the longest documented Burmese python ever caught in Florida.
The creepy-crawling critter was snagged by Jake Waleri in the Big Cypress National Preserve near Naples on Monday night.
Waleri and pal Steven Gauta took the snake to Conservancy of Southwest Florida to be officially measured and examined — and the Conversancy’s python team concluded it was indeed 19 feet and weighed 125 pounds.
South Florida now has the two longest Burmese pythons on record. Prior to this catch, the largest Bumese python caught in Florida was in October 2020 just about 35 miles west of Miami and measured at 18 feet and 9 inches.
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