Скачать или смотреть Florida deployed hundreds of robotic rabbits to hunt invasive pythons.The outcome stunned scientist.

Florida deployed hundreds of robotic rabbits to hunt invasive pythons.The outcome stunned scientist.

Florida tried everything to stop the invasive Burmese python invasion.

Hunters failed.

Bounties failed.

Even trained dogs couldn’t keep up.

So the state tried something no one expected.

Hundreds of robotic rabbits—built to mimic heat, scent, and movement—were quietly released into the Florida Everglades.

Their mission wasn’t just to lure pythons out of hiding… but to understand how these predators move, hunt, and adapt.

What happened next stunned wildlife officials and raised unsettling questions about technology, ethics, and whether humans can truly outsmart nature without changing it forever.

This video breaks down Florida’s most controversial wildlife experiment, how the robots worked, why traditional methods failed, and what the results could mean for the future of invasive species control.

The Everglades went quiet.

Then the cameras turned on.