giant snakes in history

1. 33-foot anaconda: this was a giant snake measuring 33 feet and was found at a Malaysian Construction site in 2016. Kit weighed 400 kilograms and was found at a collapsed construction site. Seeing a video of the snake’s giant body will remind you of the movie ‘Anaconda’ where the Snake snapped Jennifer Lopez against a tree.
2. World’s longest snake is humus long python at 26.2 feet long and captured at a Malaysian construction site in 2016 but died three days later while laying eggs.   long was captured at a Malaysian construction site in 2016 but the snake dies three days later while laying eggs new sources reported. The Malaysian snake was longer than a pickup truck and than Medusa, the world’s longest captured snake according to the Guinness Book of records. Cause of death is unknown till date as it can lay up to 75 eggs without coming to any harm.
3. Medusa: this refers to a reticulated python found in the city of Missouri. The snake was 25.2fts long at the time and was considered to be the longest snake ever to be captured. The snake was estimated to be 10 years old and required 15 men to hold it after capture. It was later adopted by the Cities’ Film Production and was named Medusa for its diet size.
4. The Nabau: this is a legendary terrifying snake with a length above 100 feet. It has a dragon head with seven nostrils. Local villagers living along the Borneo River now believe the mystic creature has been returned after a picture of a gigantic snake swimming along the remote waters emerged. The image was captured by a member of the disaster team monitoring the region by helicopter. The image later sparked a debate of its authenticity before it was discovered to be a mere fictional image as the water body wasn’t of the Amazon water body or the Boneo River; rather, it was from river Congo in West Central Africa. The snake was referred to as a Nabau due to its ability to change forms to other animals.

These are some of the biggest snakes in history. If you know any, do let us know in the comment box.