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Clip: Episode 1 | 21s Video has closed captioning.
This was somebody's pet." Walter Meshaka, a former curator in Everglades National Park, describes his encounter with an 11-foot snake.
Aired: 10/07/19
Encounter With an 11-foot Snake
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