Python Hunters

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  • 2010
  • 3 Seasons
  • 6.6  (39)

Python Hunters is the show that makes you want to watch and turn your head away all at the same time. We love to be scared a bit and this show can be a little scary but very exciting. Taking place in the Florida Everglades, follow the escapades of three snake experts as they traipse through the swamps in search of monster snakes. Sometimes they find snakes and sometimes they come across other non-indigenous species. Watch the great monitor chase and bear witness to some of the largest snakes that you never wanted to know were actually out there. Greg Graziani, Michael Cole and Shawn Heflick come across some of the largest specimens of snakes in the United State and you are part of the hunt as it happens. With the pet trade causing the breeding of large snakes to be a high profit industry, many of these large pythons have found their way into the United States. The swamps of Florida have proven to be a very fertile breeding land for the pythons who have either escaped or been released by owners who no longer wanted the snakes as pets. The result: Raccoon populations have declined and South Floridians are seeing a dramatic increase in the sighting of these large snakes. Watch the guys as they prove that the stories are not myth but based on truth. Very large snakes really are out there and each week, on the Nat Geo channel "Python Hunters" will take you into the Everglades of South Florida so that you can see these snakes first hand. Not only do the snakes exist, but the issue has the state of Florida so worried that python hunts are now being planned to try to get the problem under control. "Python Hunters" find snakes and all sorts of dangerous wildlife in their adventures. Watch as they come face to face with alligators and other wildlife of the Everglades, never knowing what is just around the next corner. Tune-in and find out what everyone is talking about.

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Seasons
Bangkok Beasts
10. Bangkok Beasts
June 1, 2012
Still in Bangkok, the team searches for deadly cobras, wrestle a mammoth crocodile, and head to higher ground hoping to find a Burmese python in its native habitat.
Cobras in the City
9. Cobras in the City
June 1, 2012
The team is in Thailand where a heavy monsoon hits causing a massive flood.
Death by Viper
8. Death by Viper
May 25, 2012
The team heads to Costa Rica to take on deadly snakes and rescue crocodiles.
Rattlesnake Roundup
7. Rattlesnake Roundup
May 18, 2012
The team stays busy in Florida despite a decline in the number of Burmese pythons. Also, an update on the health of the state's threatened American crocodiles.
Snake Infested Island
6. Snake Infested Island
May 11, 2012
Invasive species in Guam are studied. Included: brown tree snakes; mangrove monitors; rhinoceros beetles.
Stalking the Anaconda
5. Stalking the Anaconda
May 4, 2012
With the riverboat leaving in the morning, the hunters make the most of their last night in Peru, searching for elusive black caiman, some of which can grow to more than 18 feet. When they return home to Florida, Shawn celebrates the arrival of another record-breaking brood of albino gator hatchlings. The team then heads out into the Everglades to see if the invasive pythons are making a comeback. Luckily, they don't find any, but Shawn still decides to install some new infrared cameras.
Amazon Anaconda
4. Amazon Anaconda
April 27, 2012
After finding the green anaconda in Peru's Amazon basin, the hunters are determined to find another rare prize - the legendary black caiman. Back at home in Florida, the team goes deep into the Everglades to see if the Burmese python sightings are real.
Cane Toad Madness
3. Cane Toad Madness
April 20, 2012
The hunters are close to the end of their Australian adventure, but before Greg, Michael and Shawn head back to Florida they've still got some work to do.
Deadly Down Under
2. Deadly Down Under
April 13, 2012
At the northern tip of the country, Greg, Michael and Shawn join biologist Jamie Seymour with his venom research. On a very successful night hunt, they manage to haul in a large number of sea snakes, including one particularly unusual specimen. The next morning is spent identifying, measuring, milking and tagging the snakes.
Lizards of Oz
1. Lizards of Oz
April 6, 2012
Michael wants to handle a perentie monitor-Australia's largest lizard-while Greg wants to get his hands on some of the biggest crocs on earth. Once on the road, they attempt to catch a speedy Australian sand monitor before cornering a couple of black-headed monitors in Palm Valley. They also help capture a dangerous king brown snake.
Description

Python Hunters is the show that makes you want to watch and turn your head away all at the same time. We love to be scared a bit and this show can be a little scary but very exciting. Taking place in the Florida Everglades, follow the escapades of three snake experts as they traipse through the swamps in search of monster snakes. Sometimes they find snakes and sometimes they come across other non-indigenous species. Watch the great monitor chase and bear witness to some of the largest snakes that you never wanted to know were actually out there.

Greg Graziani, Michael Cole and Shawn Heflick come across some of the largest specimens of snakes in the United State and you are part of the hunt as it happens. With the pet trade causing the breeding of large snakes to be a high profit industry, many of these large pythons have found their way into the United States. The swamps of Florida have proven to be a very fertile breeding land for the pythons who have either escaped or been released by owners who no longer wanted the snakes as pets.

The result: Raccoon populations have declined and South Floridians are seeing a dramatic increase in the sighting of these large snakes. Watch the guys as they prove that the stories are not myth but based on truth. Very large snakes really are out there and each week, on the Nat Geo channel "Python Hunters" will take you into the Everglades of South Florida so that you can see these snakes first hand. Not only do the snakes exist, but the issue has the state of Florida so worried that python hunts are now being planned to try to get the problem under control.

"Python Hunters" find snakes and all sorts of dangerous wildlife in their adventures. Watch as they come face to face with alligators and other wildlife of the Everglades, never knowing what is just around the next corner. Tune-in and find out what everyone is talking about.

Python Hunters is a series that is currently running and has 3 seasons (20 episodes). The series first aired on July 12, 2010.

Where to Watch Python Hunters

Python Hunters is available for streaming on the National Geographic Wild website, both individual episodes and full seasons. You can also watch Python Hunters on demand at Amazon, Vudu and Apple TV.

  • Premiere Date
    July 12, 2010
  • IMDB Rating
    6.6  (39)