Swamp Wars

Ever since Hurricane Andrew destroyed a snake breeding facility, pythons have been multiplying in the Everglades. The Venom One team hunts down these dangerous constrictors, including a 14-foot python roaming the streets of Miami.

After a python eats a gator, theories on the battle between the two run rampant. African rock pythons are becoming a big problem in the suburbs. They're breeding fast and are far more aggressive than their Burmese counterparts.

Gators turn up everywhere, from backyard pools to guest bathrooms, even killing one woman while she gardened. And when beheaded pythons start turning up in Miami, a mystical religion that practices animal sacrifice is suspected.

Burmese pythons continue to multiply and are creeping into unexpected places. Venomous cottonmouths are also turning up, and when a teenage boy is bitten, the Venom One team must rush into action with anti-venom.

When a snake farm with hundreds of venomous reptiles is taken hostage by a gunman, it's feared these deadly snakes will be unleashed into suburbia. The team must remove alligators from under cars and from outside a daycare center.

The deadliest snake in North America could be hiding out in a mailbox, waiting to bite. Plus, Captain Seifert must capture a 12-foot python with amazing speed and agility, while Captain Fobb closes in on another Burmese.

Pythons are pushing out into people's yards, killing and consuming any animals in their path. When a snake is captured with a meal in its stomach, the Venom One team must find out if someone's pet is inside.

As a hurricane approaches the South Florida, the Venom One team races to lock down a 400-pound gator, angry crocodiles and venomous snakes. If they're not secured properly, the storm could release them into the streets of Miami.

Killer bees are spreading across the southern US. They attack by the thousands, sometimes stinging their victims to death. When bees trap a man inside his home, the Venom One team needs to get him to safety.

Florida is faced with a new invasion - African Nile monitor lizards. These carnivorous lizards are moving into new areas and brazenly entering people's yards and patios. They will eat almost anything in their path, even people.

Burmese pythons are capable of devouring a meal the size of a twelve year old, and a giant one is lurking near a daycare. And while extracting venom from the deadly King Cobra could save lives, it could also quickly claim them.

Monsters have become so prolific in the Everglades that lawmakers have banned imports of several large constrictors. The law didn’t stop a 13-foot killer python from taking a dip in a neighborhood pool - on Christmas morning.