watched this with my dad for the first time and this is what gave me interest in animals he passed away when i was10 and now for the first time i watch this again i dont think anyone is reading this but this is a mental time stamp of me attempting to find his memories again EDIT - 18/10/21 Holy cow, it's been a roller-coaster guys. Never thought I'd make it here in a billion years, I check this comment section regularly, and get filled with joy and smiles reading it. I am so much better now, although not perfect, and applying to med school so I can be there for people who were in my situation all those years ago. I just want to thank you all for the kind words, truly, you have helped so much.
The last fight my older brother and I ever had kind of went similar. For the first time I actually held my own and by the end of it, we were just out of breath.
Its because is mouth is a Snap Motion. Opening and then closing his mouth will result in more time for more force. If he opened it beforehand he can get the fastest and strongest snap. Its also difficult for him to keep it open cause his mouth is fighting to close.
Surprisingly, this shows just how SOLID a Bermis Python's body is. Over 13 feet & 200 plus lbs of pure, freaking muscle. To take a bit force of 2000 lbs & still back down an alligator is dangerous & scary all together.
Definitely not 200lbs lol, maybe like the world records but not one 13ft long. I saw when they caught the record 18ft burm in the everglades and it wasn't quite 200lbs and it was much heavier than the last 18fter they caught. Like 6" longer but 50lbs more.
@@bm_wuratli6883 reacting to something that reacts as fast as that alligator did to a snake that acted first is what he was probably trying to say. If the snake went in it’s mouth, it probably would’ve been over. That alligator has probably never been but on the nose, must’ve been weird for it lol.
The python didn't stat the fight after all, it is used to crocs from back home and probably knows they're more trouble than they're worth, on the other hand the alligators have nothing like an python naturally in their environment. It's used to viewing everything as prey.
The alligator could end things instantly with a well placed bite but if the python gets a solid wrap around it could also be lights out for the gator. It depends on the situation in many ways.
@@terminalfrost3645 this might not be the case, but i think pythons cause cardiac arrest as well as suffocation, so breathing might not help the gator if it can't circulate blood
+Steve Lion Well we do need to hunt for jobs and compete with other human beings~ and human are the most difficult species to deal with in this world. We do more horrible things than animals as well.
I've never seen anything like that in my life and as I'm watching some other wildlife videos this one comes across in a small clip but just watching this , This enormous Gator is locked in on this python but gives in hours later . The Python even reconsidered a continuation. Thank you, that was very interesting.
My only question is what is it that every gator does when in a fight especially in the water or eating some zebra is they immediately do the death roll. This gator seem to not be that hungry .
They only have to eat once a year so maybe it wasn’t hungry. They way they crush and consume giant snapping turtles whole like it’s nothing makes me think this guy just wanted to be annoying and prove a point.
I was surprised when I first saw this video Cause the gator bit the fuck out of that Python and it did not give a single fuck it I sure it has a battle scare now tho
It is amazing how the body of the python can survive several bites from the powerful jaw of the alligator, won the fight, and then moved around as if nothing has happened.
+realbws94 This was a territorial skirmish, they don't use points. The python won over the alligator, he get's the territory, ergo he gets more food. Nothing "mental" here, just natural selection of the fittest.
Никто из хватки аллигатора живым уйти не может.Есть только одно исключение.Крокодил сытый.Когда он голоден и нападает то он не ограничевается одним укусом.
I like how Alligators, Komodo Dragons and Crocodiles TEAR Snakes up !!!!. First they BEAT the Snakes senseless by repeated whipping.......then take the Snakes to their (Alligators, Komodo Dragons and Crocodiles ) friends in water to share.
@@ericezeokoli8800 there is a dich beside my house its middle part is connected with our yard,and believe me,komodo dragons lives here for centuries now.I see them often they come to our yard I also sometime make a video of them.they help us in one way they are here so there is no snake problems here Believe me every statement above is 100% true
Idk how the alligator’s bite didn’t pierce right thru the python.. anyways it seems here that that python had a lot more stamina than the alligator.. looks like the alligator got tired and gave up
+golyg Well, cucumbers are long like a snake.. and some of them have an alligator-like outer texture, and some pickles have a lot of 'bite' to them.... so--o-o-o.... LOL
One thing for sure, the python got bit by 2000 psi teeth. He definitely needs medical attention, if not he won't last long. Meanwhile the alligator walked away knowing that he crushed pythons gut
Well hyenas have strong bite force but can't kill a lion on one on one, jaguars also have strong bite force but sometimes looses to tigers or green anacondas
No it's true. Gators have been measured at over 2000 psi. Crocs at 3700 psi. It's not sustained for long since it takes a lot of energy . Not sure what went on in this video. Almost seems like they were just horsing around
@@TheNYgolfer that gator was tiny, probably 2 meters. a gator of that size would have around 1000 psi, not as strong. plus, the biteforce is only powerful for around 20 minutes, beyond that is too exhausting for the alligator.
Python: "You wanna hang in the ring with me buddy, you better be ready to go the whole 10 rounds next time!" Alligator: "I'm outta here this guy is outclassing me!"
Guy with camera: "Oh cool python and alligator fight, I'm gonna film it" Me with gun: *Enter gunshot noise here* "Whelp, one python down, million more to go. Enjoy your lunch Mr. Gator."
I wish I could go back to Florida again this summer. I had a dream this morning that my family and I were taking a boat ride somewhere and saw two alligators sticking their heads up. I really LOVE alligators and crocodiles.
are you okay? I've lived here all my life and used to gig gators they are so incredibly stupid. I could still do it except I've aged out. just about impossible to catch if you know WTF you're doing (which I did). yeah they're delicious eating and I used to sell the hide. admittedly this was about 50 years ago though. yeah watch "Swamp People" those people are really nasty. But I didn't shoot them like they do.
Incredible footage. Highlights an important global issue too: that of the impact of non-native species on native fauna, in this case the Alligator. If it is now an established breeding population then it may well be very difficult for the authorities to do something about it. Nevertheless efforts must be made to a) raise awareness about the potential threat to native wildlife of releasing non-native snakes into the American wild and b) take every effort to try to remove them from the Everglades.
Maybe someday they'll also consider the millions of feral cats and our other four legged furry friends that have probably displaced more native species than any other introduced animals in the last 100 years.
@@ivanlazarevic78 Well you may have a point with humans but that's another conversation. Non native species are introduced species into an environment by MAN'S INTERFERENCE. In any ecosytem animals evolve over generations to have natural adapatations to help them exist, breed, avoid predation and strike a balance with other animals. When a non native species is rapidly introduced, especially an alpha predator it can wreak havoc upon the native wildlife and create an extreme disbalance as much as throwing a fox into a room with kittens. Pythons didn't swim from Asia and arrive in Florida. If that was the case that would simply be natural selection.
Cellworld Dream At this point, everyone wants the Alligators to win. They seem to be doing a better job at hunting the Burmese Python too. Unfortunately the Python keeps expanding it's territory though.
The alligator was not hungry and found the python an annoyance. Consequently, after rebuffing the python's attacks, it went to find a hopefully less irritating area to chill. When it's hungry, it'll come back to the aggressive meal.
Lol, he got his eye popped. Hungry doesn't mean that it won't go all out, in the beginning I thought the snake died because he got bit in the head by a fcking gator but still survived that alone tells me why pythons are one of the strongest and top predators. (I am a lion fan though)
"On rare occasions the Burmese Python can intimidate an alligator into retreat..." *BY PUTTING ITS HEAD DIRECTLY NEXT TO THE GATOR'S MOUTH* P.S: @1:05 How the hell did the Python survive that?
Alligators do have explosive power, but I recently learned that they are sprinters, and will ALWAYS lose a marathon. They can only thrash for a few minutes, before lactic acid builds up in their muscles, which paralyzes them. Think about times when you might have pushed yourself too hard physically, and your muscles tighten painfully, to the point that you can't really move them- this happens to the alligator's entire body. Surprisingly, in Florida, otters are known to exploit this weakness, actually killing alligators once their bodies freeze up; the otters are quick/nimble and can outlast the alligator. They basically use Muhammad Ali's "rope-a-dope" technique. My guess is that the snakes employ similar tactics, and just outlast the alligators.
@@quantumperception I think you're right, though snakes share similar limitations. Better endurance is probably the best purely physical advantage of warm-blooded animals.
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watched this with my dad for the first time and this is what gave me interest in animals
he passed away when i was10 and now for the first time i watch this again
i dont think anyone is reading this but this is a mental time stamp of me attempting to find his memories again
EDIT -
18/10/21
Holy cow, it's been a roller-coaster guys. Never thought I'd make it here in a billion years, I check this comment section regularly, and get filled with joy and smiles reading it. I am so much better now, although not perfect, and applying to med school so I can be there for people who were in my situation all those years ago. I just want to thank you all for the kind words, truly, you have helped so much.
What an amazing story of your dad, introducing you to nature. Thanks for sharing your memories with us!
Deep. People read but don't bother to like or comment for u to know that they feel you!.
what an awesome thing to share between father and son !!!
I do the same but with the things I used to watch with my mom...brings me back to that time
Wait your dad died at 10 years old????
You know it's a problem when you're rooting for the alligator.
The pythons are an invasive species so......
Love alligators way more than that demonic serpent. They all need to be fed to fire ants
@Ashley Lake salties kill baby hippos
The python doesn't belong in Florida and is killing many species and pushing them towards extinction
@@pennywise5613 Hippos are assholes. They kill a ton of humans
Python at the end was like , catch you later alligator
anirudh shetty Adios Python says
anirudh shetty but hi ct
Ha!
@@johncarapinha5600 what the fuck are you talking about
anirudh shetty this comment deserve more credit
"OK...ok, I'm beat, you're tough man, respect. Call it a day?"
"Yeh, I'm done"
"K cool"
Comment section didn't disappoint.
*See you later, alligator!
The last fight my older brother and I ever had kind of went similar. For the first time I actually held my own and by the end of it, we were just out of breath.
Real recognize real.
After watching this video, I've concluded that my chances of walking away from a fight with either of these two are not real good.
Not looking good at all
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U dont fight them, u kill them. Dead.
unless you have a squirt bottle of lacquer thinner. Or a .44 magnum.
@@leecowell8165 the fuck is a gun gonna do? Crocs and Gators can take bullets with ease
lol that alligator was like you wanna bite? they didn't tell you I was the king of that shit?
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After watching thousands of hours of Animals documentaries I concluded, this is the greatest scene to ever be recorded.
I don't know, have you seen that recent HD bear fight? That fight was intense.
The battle of krugar ?
Python: "You should have gone for the head"
Trinzilla 😂
Underrated comment haha 😂😂😂
Alligator: Noooo!
Crocodile: Mr. Gator i don't feel so good..
@@Ridzki10969 lol
both of them is a paid actor
lmao
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When the alligator started to back up and leave he was like “chill Reggie chill it’s just a video remember damn bro” 💀💀💀
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😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 that python said bitch bye
Go Bertha
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#TeamCecil no offense alx
Python: You got lucky this time alligator, don’t let me see you in this patch of the swamp again!
It’s really the other way around
The way the alligator leaves its mouth open waiting for the snake to go inside made me laugh.
Yes and Python bites him on the nose and then just hangs on for dear life! 🤣
The snake knew better.....he bit the upper lip instead....I thought he was going inside the mouth too.....#smart#...
Its because is mouth is a Snap Motion.
Opening and then closing his mouth will result in more time for more force.
If he opened it beforehand he can get the fastest and strongest snap.
Its also difficult for him to keep it open cause his mouth is fighting to close.
Ewwww I know
Yes 😂
He was expecting that python to enter his mouth like a cave,huh
Uh oh, looks like I will be watching videos like this for the next several hours.
Same
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You just get really bored sometimes and this shit just keeps popping up and you have to wake up in 3 hours
aero buiko same
hmmmmmm
They look like two old drunks who are exhausted after a street fight. 😂😂😂😂😂😂👍
😂
Surprisingly, this shows just how SOLID a Bermis Python's body is. Over 13 feet & 200 plus lbs of pure, freaking muscle. To take a bit force of 2000 lbs & still back down an alligator is dangerous & scary all together.
I could take him 💪🏼
Definitely not 200lbs lol, maybe like the world records but not one 13ft long. I saw when they caught the record 18ft burm in the everglades and it wasn't quite 200lbs and it was much heavier than the last 18fter they caught. Like 6" longer but 50lbs more.
I saw a video yesterday in which crocodile crushed a turtle with his shell easily...
Just give me a knife
Actually we don't know from which injuries it went later on.
I've never seen Python intimidate Alligator like that. That's amazing.
Gotta respect any animal that can go jaw-to-jaw with a full-sized alligator and live to tell the tale.
Probably didn't live very long afterwards though.
@@leecowell8165 injuries ?
@@leecowell8165 Snake was unharmed. But the Alligator's right eye socket was crushed. Alligator would live if bacteria infection doesn't occur.
@@rebeltvr6046it would’ve died if the gator just closed its mouth with force.
@@EdgarRoss1 Nah, Boas have extremely strong muscles, gators/crocs can't bite through them..
LMAO the ending though.. Python "Do somethin! Do somethin! That's what I thought.." **Turns away like a G**
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The reaction speed of the Alligator at 1:03 is just phenomenal.
@@bm_wuratli6883 reacting to something that reacts as fast as that alligator did to a snake that acted first is what he was probably trying to say. If the snake went in it’s mouth, it probably would’ve been over. That alligator has probably never been but on the nose, must’ve been weird for it lol.
Nobody talking bout it enough
It was just a kiss
Seems like a little luck was involved
Not phenomenal enough
the ending like "man cant we just be friend .. let just forget about this" "deal" "see u again mate"
The python didn't stat the fight after all, it is used to crocs from back home and probably knows they're more trouble than they're worth, on the other hand the alligators have nothing like an python naturally in their environment. It's used to viewing everything as prey.
The intensity and music!!!.... made me do push-ups halfway through the video!
Lmao
hahahaha. that comment !
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I guess they came to a mutual agreement
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That stare at the end from the python says it all
Yeah, back off or I'll crawl back in your mouth!
The alligator could end things instantly with a well placed bite but if the python gets a solid wrap around it could also be lights out for the gator. It depends on the situation in many ways.
The python is too small, and the alligator can hold it's breath for hours.
Stfu the alligator didn’t want any of that he backed off once he realised the snake was with the shits
@@terminalfrost3645 this might not be the case, but i think pythons cause cardiac arrest as well as suffocation, so breathing might not help the gator if it can't circulate blood
@@terminalfrost3645 the gator was lucky it was not a giant python
@@Jbbbb-k1s a bigger pyhton can eat an alligator but this one is small
Respect to the cameraman
Thanks!!
Marley Mayloo yea good job
For hours he said
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I'm on a streak searching for fights between two animals ... Jeez I feel like I'm watching Real-Life Pokemon
Best comment lol
Go to 3rd world countries and watch animals battle to the death. Even place bets on it that wont cost you your house if u lose
there is a you tube video with a fight between an orca killer whale and great white shark.
you'll be surprised by the results.
I recommend you watch.
Lmao. xD
Dude lmao, that's exactly what Im doing!!!
Visiting this video after 7 years, what a great memories watching this in youtube with my dad
Thank you!
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Wow they started to fight with their life, and ended with both casually walking away. As if nothing happened. I will never understand nature.
It's the same as a boxing fight ending in a draw but for animals I suppose
The fix was in.
Death roll doesn’t work on a snake
Both new they were out matched. One was not stronger and could overpower the other so they just gave up and whent to find smaller prey
I think they both realized they bit off more than they could chew, so to speak.
Tried to bit the gator in the nose 😂 Astonishing reflexes of the gator actually biting on the exact good time :o
Biting at the exact good time lol
Im so glad I'm human
+kiraleskirales I'm just glad i dont have to hunt in the wild like this for food
like humans don't have wars...we nuke each other.
+Good Man lol
+Barry Astma smh brother...smh
+Steve Lion Well we do need to hunt for jobs and compete with other human beings~ and human are the most difficult species to deal with in this world. We do more horrible things than animals as well.
I've never seen anything like that in my life and as I'm watching some other wildlife videos this one comes across in a small clip but just watching this , This enormous Gator is locked in on this python but gives in hours later . The Python even reconsidered a continuation. Thank you, that was very interesting.
My only question is what is it that every gator does when in a fight especially in the water or eating some zebra is they immediately do the death roll. This gator seem to not be that hungry .
@@heathavery7892 they can’t chew so they do the death roll and dismember the parts and swallow piece by piece
They only have to eat once a year so maybe it wasn’t hungry. They way they crush and consume giant snapping turtles whole like it’s nothing makes me think this guy just wanted to be annoying and prove a point.
Python: Yeah, that's what I thought. *turns away like a boss*
I was surprised when I first saw this video
Cause the gator bit the fuck out of that Python and it did not give a single fuck it
I sure it has a battle scare now tho
Caramel Cream And it kept on xD
It was having a bad day and was not having ANYONES crap.
Ikr XD
That Python is a straight up gangsta
Caramel Cream but the python probably died from its wounds alligator won the fight in the long run
That python is a savage
This python has just completed a course to raise self-confidence called "Believe in Yourself that you can do anything"!
and here i was bitching about this bee sting...
I don't see how that's relevant here
+ibrake4rappers i mean i had a bee sting, nevermind man.
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+ibrake4rappers meaning he needs to man the fuck up, and realize that things could be a lot worse like in the video.
Never in my life have i seen an Alligator yield to a Python.
Happens a lot
2:22 the alligator be like " fuck that shit man Im going home!"
Lol.
Yeah, he got his left eye screwed by the snake...
I think that is his home :(
Kazim Khan god is fake and what the hell are you talking about
nathaniel randall Foolish talk .
So the real question here is who's playing the drums and electric guitar on the banks of the river? The python's family? The alligator's friends?
Eddie Van Crocodile
@@gwhiz3708 Impressive. You have any idea how hard it is to play the guitar with those highly restricted forearms?
@@erichetherington9314 Van Crocodile taps with his tail!
Sounds like the flaming guitar player from Mad Max Fury Road.
@@gwhiz3708 The Python's brother, Monty.
The python must have used 'mind trick' on alligator to end the fight.
+Lester Luczak It used the force. That damned snake is a sith lord.
+balerick48 lol yeah like from Star Wars force awakens I saw the movie in Monday in the movies
+balerick48 darth slitherous
Lester Luczak "This is not the pond you're looking for."
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That was freaking amazing
2:30 Bully: "Give me your wallet! I'm taking all the cash you have!"
*Sees Wallet*
Bully: "Aye, yo I'm sorry bro. It's hard times out here."
Alligator skin wallet of course.
the alligator was just chilling and the python took it seriously
Seriously .. he was like :D
ha ha
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Same
Me 2! Lol
yep, just got done watching him too lol
Same
We need this channel to come back ASAP!! Love the Florida wildlife battles and footage
Python : Should I go for it?
Alligator : Try me.
Pyhton : I will.
It is amazing how the body of the python can survive several bites from the powerful jaw of the alligator, won the fight, and then moved around as if nothing has happened.
+FlyingWhale well it depends on how you see it. the python clearly won the mental battle but clearly lost '''on points'' if i may say.
+realbws94 This was a territorial skirmish, they don't use points. The python won over the alligator, he get's the territory, ergo he gets more food. Nothing "mental" here, just natural selection of the fittest.
@@ZoldZsolt Does that same worldly philosophy apply to humans ?
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Никто из хватки аллигатора живым уйти не может.Есть только одно исключение.Крокодил сытый.Когда он голоден и нападает то он не ограничевается одним укусом.
I never thought I’d root for an alligator.
Gator: hey, you're pretty good bro.
Snake: yea thanks so are you.
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Alligator's like, "Maybe I don't want those boots after all !"
snake has the same thought
Ashley Lake probly didn't taste good...snake have a lot for attitude which affects their meat lol..idk jk
@zerombr Snake's don't have feet. WTF would a snake do with a pair of boots??? Lmao
NotToBeTrusted he was talking bout it's skin
hahahahahaha i am dead with laughter!!! good humor though!!
This video NEVER gets old! AWESOME CAPTURE!!
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Yes, the captured alligator and python thrown together in a pit performed great!
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The python striking was incredibly fast. Didn't see it happen, just saw the latch.
Python kissed the alligator
I SOOO want the alligator to beat that snake!!
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I like how Alligators, Komodo Dragons and Crocodiles TEAR Snakes up !!!!. First they BEAT the Snakes senseless by repeated whipping.......then take the Snakes to their (Alligators, Komodo Dragons and Crocodiles ) friends in water to share.
Lol you think sooo pythons are very strong
Go Gator !
@@ericezeokoli8800 there is a dich beside my house its middle part is connected with our yard,and believe me,komodo dragons lives here for centuries now.I see them often they come to our yard I also sometime make a video of them.they help us in one way they are here so there is no snake problems here
Believe me every statement above is 100% true
I'm gonna go to sleep earlier today.
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Idk how the alligator’s bite didn’t pierce right thru the python.. anyways it seems here that that python had a lot more stamina than the alligator.. looks like the alligator got tired and gave up
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Geez how'd you come up with that...could it be because the narrator literally said that word for word!?
What was the goal of the python? Because it definitely could NOT eat the alligator! lol
Most likely a territorial dispute...
0:59 Alligator: :O wait wait wait, whats going on? WHATS GOING ON!?
1:06 Alligator: get off, GET OFF! stop, STEP OFF BRO!
2:13 Alligator: yeah! bet you wont try that again! >:[/
Ah snakes. Been running things out of paradise since time began.
Its not running them out alligators actually feed on snakes sometimes this isent comments plus it gave up it dident lose
Giving up is losing, idiot..
CodeinCaptain I mean as out of death the algater probably would have killed it
CodeinCaptain
Some alligators will learn to flee pythons and some will bite harder.
Lose the battle win the war.
Just like Mexicans.
damn u know shits about to go down when u hear a metal riff and starts raining
I honestly thought the python was phukked when the alligator had him in his jaws. Pythons must be real tough.
Python vs crocodile
Python uses bite
Crocodile flinched
Python uses constrict
Is wasn't effective
Crocodile uses bite
Python uses wrap
Crocodile faints
Sasuke uses Chidori
Python fainted
And I ruined the fight!
Alligator*
lol
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+Tetsuya Kuroko tetsu-kun
+fernando mendoza Loved the Pokemon reference.
2:24 that snake be like "I OWN YOU BITCH, YOU UNDERSTAND ME!!! I OWN YOU!! YOU ARE MY BITCH!! NOW GET THE FUCK OUT!!"
No the gator didn't want to waste his time, he would destroy that snake
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the snake had his tale handed to him
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Lmfao The first bite the python took had me dying 😂😂😂😂
The croc really said to the snake “you’re not on my level yet,get bigger and meet me at the same place same time”
Not really. At 2:20 the python stares down the gator and says' "you want to have another go at it" and that's when the gator retreats.
Really? In the end it looks like the alligator was the one who retreated
@@paulhobbs1937 exactly python stares right through his soul gator looked he got 🥶
The python is like: Here, here, let me give you a hug!
I love how alligators will just sit there waiting with their mouth open then CHOMP 😂😂
I was watching a video on how to make dill pickles now I'm here. Damn you youtube!!
+golyg Well, cucumbers are long like a snake.. and some of them have an alligator-like outer texture, and some pickles have a lot of 'bite' to them.... so--o-o-o.... LOL
gritsnsand
+gritsnsand that's a good one hahaha
I subbed, this is one if not the most stand off battle video I have encountered on tube and I have seen a few. Congrats!
Thank you!
I imagine on final, the snake saying RESPECT BRO
LOL, they both look at each other and give them the nod.
One thing for sure, the python got bit by 2000 psi teeth. He definitely needs medical attention, if not he won't last long. Meanwhile the alligator walked away knowing that he crushed pythons gut
Astute analysis
And those bites were filled with bacteria
yep
Well hyenas have strong bite force but can't kill a lion on one on one, jaguars also have strong bite force but sometimes looses to tigers or green anacondas
and it survived
Anyone here because of Joe "Pythons Vs Alligators" Rogan ?
yes..
were all here because of him
100%
These type of comments makes me wish they were disabled.
YUP LOL
The best part is that there is a metal guitarist with a Marshall stack ready to play those power cords
I'll never understamd why people think they have to put music to every damn thing....
It was so you would know how you were supposed to react.
LOL.
Omg I NEVER thought I'd utter the words, "GO GATORS!"
My man went to bite the snake and was like, "Man he really doesn't skip leg day."
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In the full video the python ends up dying. This video was spliced together to make it seem like it survived.
"For the first time in history" - Tellin' me you were around in the dinosaur days to clarify this yeah?
xD
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Maybe its because the python is not originally from florida
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2000 pounds of Force and the python still got away now that sound's like some BS
No it's true. Gators have been measured at over 2000 psi. Crocs at 3700 psi. It's not sustained for long since it takes a lot of energy . Not sure what went on in this video. Almost seems like they were just horsing around
@@TheNYgolfer that gator was tiny, probably 2 meters. a gator of that size would have around 1000 psi, not as strong. plus, the biteforce is only powerful for around 20 minutes, beyond that is too exhausting for the alligator.
Asim . I don’t think that alligator was hungry. Must have just devoured a wildebeest. Laying there and digesting his lunch.
JJ P. Must have been. He should have snapped the snake in half
@@jjp.8690 No wIldebeest in Florida
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I'm just surprised that the snake's still alive after those bites. If it was a human, limbs would have gone.
The dislikes are all the alligators that got intimidated by the pythons
intimidated
@@noticks9010 Lmao thanks for that
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Python: "You wanna hang in the ring with me buddy, you better be ready to go the whole 10 rounds next time!" Alligator: "I'm outta here this guy is outclassing me!"
looks to me like the Python high tailed out the water first XD
Guy with camera: "Oh cool python and alligator fight, I'm gonna film it"
Me with gun: *Enter gunshot noise here* "Whelp, one python down, million more to go. Enjoy your lunch Mr. Gator."
let me get my ruger .45 i will help
That was fascinating to watch. Thank you!
When the two smartest kids in the class have different answers.
Yes! 🔥 😂
I wish I could go back to Florida again this summer. I had a dream this morning that my family and I were taking a boat ride somewhere and saw two alligators sticking their heads up. I really LOVE alligators and crocodiles.
are you okay? I've lived here all my life and used to gig gators they are so incredibly stupid. I could still do it except I've aged out. just about impossible to catch if you know WTF you're doing (which I did). yeah they're delicious eating and I used to sell the hide. admittedly this was about 50 years ago though. yeah watch "Swamp People" those people are really nasty. But I didn't shoot them like they do.
Incredible footage. Highlights an important global issue too: that of the impact of non-native species on native fauna, in this case the Alligator. If it is now an established breeding population then it may well be very difficult for the authorities to do something about it. Nevertheless efforts must be made to a) raise awareness about the potential threat to native wildlife of releasing non-native snakes into the American wild and b) take every effort to try to remove them from the Everglades.
Maybe someday they'll also consider the millions of feral cats and our other four legged furry friends that have probably displaced more native species than any other introduced animals in the last 100 years.
It is human way of looking upon animals.So whtif it is native species or not,it does not have passport.Majority of people in America are not native
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Well you may have a point with humans but that's another conversation. Non native species are introduced species into an environment by MAN'S INTERFERENCE. In any ecosytem animals evolve over generations to have natural adapatations to help them exist, breed, avoid predation and strike a balance with other animals. When a non native species is rapidly introduced, especially an alpha predator it can wreak havoc upon the native wildlife and create an extreme disbalance as much as throwing a fox into a room with kittens.
Pythons didn't swim from Asia and arrive in Florida. If that was the case that would simply be natural selection.
Too late. 😷
They could put a bounty on them and distribute drones with infrared cameras. Fly them just after dusk they're bodies will show up hot.
The Cameraman needs an Oscar for his tremendous job💔💯🔥
Did anyone else really want the alligator to win I mean these pythons are on my turf back off
Cellworld Dream At this point, everyone wants the Alligators to win. They seem to be doing a better job at hunting the Burmese Python too. Unfortunately the Python keeps expanding it's territory though.
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this was the first time I was on the Alligators side! Python has to fight a cockroach if he wants my support!
My favorite part is 1:20. The snake is like “AAAAAHHHHHHHH! Get me out of here!!!”
Snake was like "I'll bite your eyes out" Alligator was like "Oh shit. Then I'll really starve"
Python(whispers)- "i know John Wick"
Alligator..*****>****
Am i the only one who heard that cracking sound when the snake bit the croc's eye??
1:33 you mean you dont hear that?
I heard it too.
Croc: "OK, now I need to see a vet"
*****
*crickets*
No you are not, 1:32
Alligator wasn't intimidated, it was just tired of the python's shit and wanted to be left alone lmao
The alligator was not hungry and found the python an annoyance. Consequently, after rebuffing the python's attacks, it went to find a hopefully less irritating area to chill. When it's hungry, it'll come back to the aggressive meal.
Lol, he got his eye popped. Hungry doesn't mean that it won't go all out, in the beginning I thought the snake died because he got bit in the head by a fcking gator but still survived that alone tells me why pythons are one of the strongest and top predators. (I am a lion fan though)
He was already blind
@Lakshyakh it didnt survive. Vid creator confirms that it died from these injuries
@@KathleenBlackford-bd3lz where does he confirm?
This Navy SEAL recruiting video looks awesome
"On rare occasions the Burmese Python can intimidate an alligator into retreat..."
*BY PUTTING ITS HEAD DIRECTLY NEXT TO THE GATOR'S MOUTH*
P.S: @1:05 How the hell did the Python survive that?
Alligators do have explosive power, but I recently learned that they are sprinters, and will ALWAYS lose a marathon. They can only thrash for a few minutes, before lactic acid builds up in their muscles, which paralyzes them. Think about times when you might have pushed yourself too hard physically, and your muscles tighten painfully, to the point that you can't really move them- this happens to the alligator's entire body. Surprisingly, in Florida, otters are known to exploit this weakness, actually killing alligators once their bodies freeze up; the otters are quick/nimble and can outlast the alligator. They basically use Muhammad Ali's "rope-a-dope" technique. My guess is that the snakes employ similar tactics, and just outlast the alligators.
@@quantumperception I think you're right, though snakes share similar limitations. Better endurance is probably the best purely physical advantage of warm-blooded animals.
It seemed like the snake knew where to bite to do the most damage.. it went for the nose and the eyes.
Every alligator gangsta until a Python shows up