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A Burmese python stretching 19 feet -- confirmed to be the longest-ever recorded -- was captured in Florida by snake hunters this week. Pythons, native to Asia, are an invasive species in South Florida, and the state allows hunters to capture or kill the snakes that are decimating local wildlife such as raccoons and bobcats. #snakehunters #snakehunter #snakevideo #python #burmesepython #shorts
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