Caimans, Crocodiles, and Invasive Intruders

This chapter recounts thrilling personal encounters with various caiman species and highlights the dangers of handling these powerful reptiles. The speakers discuss the alarming decline of native mammal populations in the Everglades due to invasive species like Burmese pythons, drawing parallels to global ecological issues. Their vivid descriptions include unsettling experiences with bot flies and the formidable eating habits of giant toads, underscoring the complexities of wildlife interactions.