Truman smells snakes.

Truman found a big snake. (AP)
Truman was trained to sniff out snakes. (AP)
This is a baby python. (AP)
This is a grown-up python. Some grow even bigger. (AP)
Python Pete is another dog trained to find snakes. (AP)

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Sniff! Sniff! Who smells a snake? Truman does! He’s a helpful dog. Truman’s nose tracks snake scent.

“Follow your nose, Truman!” The dog helps find snakes that don’t belong in Florida. Then people can get rid of the snakes.

Read More: What does a dangerous python smell like? Truman knows. He is trained to sniff them out. Those huge snakes are a threat in Florida. There are too many to count! They are invasive pests. And they hurt native animals. The state plans to use dogs as detectives. The dogs help track down pythons so people can capture them. God tells us to take care of His creation. The second part of Genesis 1:26 says, “And let them have dominion over every creeping thing that creeps on the Earth.”