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Brittany laughed, wiping a smear of mud from her cheek. “And most folks would have turned around at the first alligator.” She looked back at the dark, silent glades. “We’re not most folks.”

Her bare feet lost traction in the mud, and she went down hard on one knee. The python’s head whipped around, mouth open, and struck. Brittany twisted, and the snake’s fangs scraped across the tough fabric of her dry bag instead of her thigh. In that same motion, she got her hook under the python’s neck, pinning it to the mud.

But the female python sensed the intrusion. Uncoiling with terrifying speed, she slithered not away from Brittany, but toward the shallow water where the kayak was beached. If she reached the main channel, she would vanish.

Then, a rustle in the sawgrass. Crockett, a grizzled man with a snake tattoo on his neck, waded into view. He didn’t say a word. He just dropped to his knees beside her, grabbed the python’s tail, and began to carefully unwind it. brittany borges guardians of the glades bikini

Brittany had no choice. She lunged.

The bikini was surprisingly practical. It dried almost instantly in the oven-like heat, and with no heavy fabric to weigh her down, she moved silently, gliding the kayak around submerged logs and through curtains of floating vegetation. She was a ghost, a streak of tanned skin and turquoise against the green labyrinth.

Then she heard it. A deep, ominous hiss followed by the thrash of heavy coils. Brittany laughed, wiping a smear of mud from her cheek

Brittany’s heart hammered, but her hands were steady. This was the prize. She radioed Crockett in a whisper. “I’ve got eyes on a triple. Need a hand.”

She slipped into the bikini, tied her dark hair back into a tight braid, and slid the narrow kayak into the water. The moment she pushed off, the world closed in. Towering cypress trees draped in Spanish moss blocked the sun, casting dappled shadows on the water. The air was thick, buzzing with dragonflies and the distant, prehistoric bellow of an alligator.

Crockett handed her a towel. “You know,” he said, a rare grin cracking his weathered face, “most folks wear a little more armor to wrestle a fourteen-foot snake.” The python’s head whipped around, mouth open, and struck

An hour later, the three pythons were safely bagged and tagged. Brittany sat on the front of the airboat, rinsing the mud off her legs with a water bottle. The turquoise bikini was now more brown than blue.

Brittany peeled off her usual field gear—the thick gloves, the heavy cargo pants, the reinforced boots. She tucked a compact satellite phone, a multi-tool, and a small first-aid kit into a dry bag. For clothing, she opted for a high-SPF rash guard and a pair of durable, quick-drying shorts. But as she looked at her reflection in the side mirror of the truck, she paused. Her typical swimsuit was back at the base. The only thing clean in her go-bag was a bright turquoise bikini she’d thrown in for a rare day off. She shrugged. Function over fashion—or in this case, function with a side of tropical flair.

Crockett’s gruff voice crackled back. “Twenty minutes out. Don’t be a hero.”