Joey Franchize

7Ft. Python Goes On A Fantastic Voyage Through The Florida Keys

Author Joey Franchize

November 13th, 2021 11:47 PM

A sailboat, sailing across the Florida keys were unaware a stowaway was on board.

A 7ft python went unnoticed on the boat, until it was docked & police came and removed it. Peep the full article below.

Police say a 7-foot-python snuck onto a sailboat in the Florida Keys and hitched a ride, staying on board until the boat completed its nearly 100-mile voyage. https://t.co/AcTXIaCU9g
— FOX 13 Tampa Bay (@FOX13News) November 13, 2021

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