Python Hunters

Greg, Michael and Shawn are on a once-in-a-lifetime Australian road trip searching for creatures they'd never get a chance to come across back in Florida.

The hunters continue their Australian mission of handling the most venomous, deadly and majestic animals on the continent.

The hunters are wrapping up their Australian adventure, but before Greg, Michael and Shawn head back to Florida they've still got some work to do.

The hunters venture deep into the jungles of Peru in search of green anacondas.

With the riverboat leaving in the morning, the hunters make the most of their last night in Peru, searching for elusive black caiman, some of which can grow to more than 18 feet.

Greg, Michael and Shawn are in Guam, where a number of invasive reptiles are devastating the native creatures. Along with biologist James Stanford, the hunters go after brown tree snakes.

Along with a fellow snake enthusiast, Greg, Michael and Shawn head out in search of Florida's most abundant rattlesnake.

Fortunately, back-to-back cold winters have kept Florida's non-native Burmese python population in check, so the hunters are able to head out to tropical Costa Rica for other work.

The hunters are in Bangkok, Thailand, where a heavy monsoon season is resulting in an epic flood that's causing the flood barriers to fail for the first time in decades.

Continuing their reptile rescue mission in flood-ravaged Thailand, the hunters dig for deadly cobras, wrestle a mammoth crocodile, and head to higher ground hoping to find a Burmese python in its native habitat.