Coney Island’s competitive hot dog-eating champs ain’t got nothin’ on the bottomless appetite of a python. The GG Wildlife Rescue in Australia recently shared images of an olive python, native only to ...

A python was caught on camera devouring a crocodile after an epic battle on the shores of an Australian lake. Amazing footage of the incident shows the snake constricting its prey and slowly ...

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Michael Kordsmeier is a mild-mannered Clark Kent figure by day – and a python hunter called “Uncle Crocodile” at night. The Python Challenge will wrap up soon in the Florida Everglades – and ...

A huge snake has won a life and death battle against a crocodile in Australia, swallowing the animal whole after a lengthy struggle before amazed onlookers. Travis Corlis, who watched the fight at ...

A snake fought, wrestled and then ate a crocodile whole following a dramatic five-hour long battle. The incident was captured on camera by Marvin Muller at Lake Moondarra in Queensland, Australia.

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LOCAL residents taking a Sunday walk near Mount Isa in Australia were shocked to see a snake battle with a crocodile before constricting it and eating it face-first. The struggle was spotted at Lake ...

After a five-hour fight, a 10-foot snake, thought to be a python, bested a crocodile and ate its prey whole in Queensland, Australia. Lucky for us, it was caught on camera by onlooker Tiffany Corlis ...

"It was amazing," Tiffany Corlis, who witnessed the epic battle, told the BBC. "It would roll the crocodile around to get a better grip, and coil its body around the crocodile's legs to hold it tight.

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