WATCH: Florida Officer Removes Massive Boa Constrictor From Middle Of The Road!

I continue to be fascinated by Florida….

I love the Free State of Florida and the great people who live there, but I’m also fascinated by it.

Mostly by the large reptiles you have roaming all over the place down there, who could eat you at any given moment.

Terrifying place!

But it turns out that’s not the only fear you have to encounter down there….

No, even if you dodge the Gators, you might just encounter an 8 Foot Boa Constrictor hanging out in the middle of the road eating some fowl!

Check this out:

On Wed, Dec. 13, #MDFR Lt. Christopher Pecori from the Venom One Response team encountered an invasive 8ft., 40lbs Red Tail Boa Constrictor on a roadway in Palmetto Bay 🐍 The animal was removed from the area and will be endorsed over to Florida Fish and Wildlife authorities. pic.twitter.com/j7tERhdxdA

— Miami-Dade Fire Rescue (@MiamiDadeFire) December 14, 2023

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WATCH: Florida Officer Removes Massive Boa Constrictor From Middle Of The Road

On Wed, Dec. 13, #MDFR Lt. Christopher Pecori from the Venom One Response team encountered an invasive 8ft., 40lbs Red Tail Boa Constrictor on a roadway in Palmetto Bay 🐍 The animal was removed from… pic.twitter.com/7vi8xt9cDn

— DailyNoah.com (@DailyNoahNews) December 19, 2023

Way to go officer!

Yahoo News reports the following:

The Miami-Dade Fire Department recently shared a video on social media showing one of their specialist officers handling a large boa constrictor menacing some peafowl.

The video shows L.t Christopher Pecori from the Venom One response unit using a tarp to wrap up the 8-foot, 40-pound snake, which is an invasive species native to Central and South America.

Officials responded to the area after receiving a distress call about a large python on the road that was “menacing a group of peafowl,” the fire department said in an Instagram post.

The snake was removed from the residential neighborhood and handed over to Florida Fish and Wildlife.

Here’s more on my fascination with the Free But Wildly Dangerous State of Florida:

Alligator Trainer Jumps Into Tank…To Save Her Own Life!

I have to admit something…

Hi, I’m Noah and I have an addiction to alligator stories.

(Hi Noah!)

It’s kind of a sick, strange obsession.

I just find them fascinating and terrifying all at the same time.

Like a car wreck where you don’t want to look….but you also can’t look away.

That’s me with Alligators.

And Alligators live in Florida, and so while I love all my MAGA buddies living in Florida, I am also fascinated with people in Florida.

How do you people live with these giant reptiles walking around all over the place?

It’s terrifying!

Like this….

Have you seen this?

This thing looks like something out of Jurassic Park and it’s just strolling down a Florida street, no big deal:

You people live with this stuff?

Of course, the worst one was something that happened a few weeks ago…

MAJOR WARNING BEFORE CONTINUING: readers may find this very distressing. 

This is a tragic and horrific story.

I love the FREEDOM of Florida, but I’m not sure I would want to live there.

I’m both fascinated and terrified of all the alligators living in that state.

Every pool of water, no matter how small or shallow it may look, is very likely to house an alligator.

How do you people live around these things?

Its terrifying!

Sadly, one woman paid the ultimate price walking her small dog right along the shoreline.

Why???

Ugh, it just makes me sick.

This poor 85-year old woman taking her small dog out for a walk never suspecting it would be her final day.

And what a tragic and horrifying way to go.

I feel so bad for her and her family.

It was all captured on video:

Video captured the moment a Senior Citizen, 85 year old Gloria Serge was trying to protect her dog. She ended up being attacked herself by an alligator and killed near her home in Florida. #AlligatorAttackVideo pic.twitter.com/7vDyDNWvxE

— Dominic Carter (@DominicTV) February 23, 2023

From Fox News, the alligator is said to have weighed 600 to 700 pounds!

A video has emerged showing the moments before a 85-year-old Florida woman was fatally attacked by an alligator while walking her dog in a retirement community.

Gloria Serge was by a retention pond behind her house in Fort Pierce, Florida, on Monday when the 10-foot-long alligator crawled up from the water and first tried to attack her dog.

The surveillance footage shows the reptile swimming in a direct path toward Serge’s dog before it rises out of the water and scampers up the embankment in pursuit of the animal.

The elderly woman was taken to the ground with the alligator then biting her feet, and then she was dragged into the water. While the woman’s body was recovered from the retention pond, the dog survived.

“Please hurry!… It’s a huge gator. It’s huge, I don’t have anything to give to her,” a neighbor is heard saying in a frantic 911 call released by Fort Pierce Police.

“It’s too late. Oh, my God,” the woman is later heard saying.

“Did the gator pull her under?” the dispatcher asks.

“Yes,” the neighbor screams.

“Alright, you don’t see any of her body, nothing sticking out?” the dispatcher says.

“Nothing, she’s gone,” the woman replies.

The alligator, which is reported to weigh between 600 and 700 pounds, was trapped and killed by a nuisance gator trapper.

And now the video.

VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED.

Watch here:

Tragic alligator attack caught on camera.
🚨 WARNING: viewer discretion advised. pic.twitter.com/0Pkns6q9Rn

— Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) February 24, 2023

Backup here:

Absolutely awful thing to happen.

But just one question for the Reporter interviewing the neighbor….

Bro, what kind of question is: “Do you wish you would have gotten to her sooner?”

Really?

That’s your question?

FacePalm. 🤦‍♂️

And now the latest…

Now we have a “Gator Trainer” who was feeding a Gator when it suddenly clamped down on her hand.

She reacted instinctively and knew she had to jump into the tank if she was going to survive.

Watch this to learn why:

Backup here:

Gator Trainer Says She Leapt Into Cage to Save Her Own Life pic.twitter.com/T9kNlfKva8

— Noah Christopher (@DailyNoahNews) April 6, 2023

INCREDIBLE presence of mind and response by this young woman.

Wow!

She didn’t panic, didn’t freak out, just responded quickly and smartly and instinctively….and she survived.

But here’s what I want to know…

Why did she need to be in the room with the Gator?

That doesn’t seem safe.

You can just throw some food in from up top over the wall or the ceiling or something?

Or through a trap door?

You gotta go INTO the tank with the Gator?

Why in the world would you ever sign up for that job?

You think your job is bad, imagine doing this all day!

So glad she was ok!