More Bad Publicity...

already preplann to watch it once i saw it on tv lol was actually loggin on to post about it .

The info from the guide seems pretty one sided. Something about giant pythons have been breeding in the glades for over 100 years and hurricane andrew made it worse. Its like they have no doubt that there are man eating snakes in the glades lol. This will be enteresting however, regardless the outcome.

I'm actually watching this right now. Seems this "expert" in Florida, sees a 6-8' I believe burm in the grass near a neighborhood and he catches it and starts telling the camera how this snake could easily kill someone by wrapping around their neck, and how extremly dangerous they are, even that small.

I couldn't help but think, who would be stupid enough to pick up a wild snake that size and wrap it around their neck? Or who would be stupid enough to sleep on the ground outside in a place where alligators run loose everywhere? Because that is the only way a snake like that could get around a persons neck to kill them.

Not only that, but that little 8' burm will be at least 20' long in only 5 years.

I just loved them talking about 45' long snakes that swallow kids, and a supposedly 150' long anaconda that was seen by numerous villagers in Venezuela. Can you imagine how much that snake would weigh?

Gale

that was the old monster quest.. the new one is on now.

LOL what BS inferred on a cold blooded creature LOL. they are all dead or dieing with this cold!

I am sure this is all pre-recorded so that these last few cold spells will not be shown.

This show is BS...burms in NY?? MONSTER SNAKES?? Not helping us at all. I would much rather get bit by a 10ft burm than a 5ft gator!! And hybrids will become venomous???????????:mad::confused:

Nothing about that was good. And yeah the burms will navigate their way through time square to get to central park. HAHAHA. Oh and then hibernate in the subways or somewhere underground during the winters. But wait, how many burms hibernate? None. The sub zero temperatures would kill the burms no problem. And come on, two burms in one night. A little unlikely seeing how there was 3-4 month search for these "monsters" and only like 11 were found. There were so many wrong, ignorant, foolish and just plain stupid comments, and people in that show to count. To call themselves experts or proffessionals is just stupid. In what respect are they experts? Look at that burm that they "found". Its tail was missing and had what looked to be an infected tail. Not to mention the gaping wounds on its head. But they had no respect for the beautiful animal. For it to be defensive is expected. Would you be a littled pissed if someone tried to hack at you and then later your minding you own business and someone grabs you. Please, have some respect for these animals. They are not monsters by any means. And the fact that this was aired is awful. It has brought even worse news and publicity to our community. Hopefully the 13,000 plus letters that were sent in will mean something. We are responsible, intelligent pet owners, and almost all of us could be reffered to as experts if these fools have been.

yeah it all was shot over the summer/fall, can tell by the nice clean green inhte plants. I really enjoyed looking at the snakes and the cgi of snakes but the entire thing was more likey put on by that senator or one of his pocket people and then they were given mis imformation to spread.

it seems to be the new american way spread misinfo and line someone pocket withe money and that info wil lbecome the truth.

i watch it it was bad for us they kept saying deadly burmese killing this killing that they found 2 burmese one about 2 footy the other around 10 foot then they found a boa in central park ny also as i watch i kepted thinking they where planting the snakes but that was just me but other wise they did the burmese bad

also the thermal scanner made me laugh also so stupid