What do you know about the largest snakes in the world?

 A Glimpse into the life of snakes and serpents:

Snakes have been popular all through history, as one of the most feared animals throughout the ages, as ancient magicians used them in magic and sorcery in displaying their tricks.

The number of poisonous snakes is 725 registered species, and inside this group, there's a deadly type of only one bite, and there are 5 types of them that can fly for a distance of 5 meters.

The head of the snake remains alive for about an hour despite its evacuation from the rest of the body, and during this period the head can bite the teeth and release the poison, and this can be the reason why many people who pick up the head of the snake when removing it from the body, considering that they died, 

Some of the biggest snakes:

Scientific evidence indicates shows that monster snakes advanced from reptiles, as they are particular and special. Even though snakes lack legs and feet, however, they can identify prey by their sense of smell and by their sharp eyes, they can sense the degree of seismic tremors and movements, and there are many snakes on the ground Which we will learn almost in our article.

Green Anaconda Snake;

Anaconda snakes It bites but kills its prey by choking or drowning it, because it wraps around its prey, and uses its solid muscles to weigh it, so that it cannot breathe, which leads to suffocation. It lives in freshwater water, and it is considered a carnivorous animal like other snakes, and it contains a dark green color, and its body has circular markings, and the large boa feeds on pigs, deer, caimans, and fish.

Burmese Python;

The Burmese Python lives in the tropics and subtropics of South and Southeast Asia and is popular for the attractive colors that have earned it importance among pet breeders, leather makers, and the grown-up snake can grow up to around 3.7 m, and females are longer, heavier, and larger They are males in general, and they are active at night, and they can live in trees, and within the ground, and are a gifted swimmer and can stay inundated in water for up to about half an hour, and they feed on birds and mammals.

Synaptic Python;

The reticulated python, with a length of almost 9.14 m, is the longest wind in the world. It lives in Southeast Asia and eastern India. Its average weight is almost 113.4 kg, and the biggest snake weighs almost 159 kg. It bites its prey and then swallows it whole. after pressing it.

Rattlesnake;

The rattlesnake or rattler has a place in the family of poisonous snakes, which are found abundantly in North America. The rattler is endemic to coastal areas or forests with sandy zones, and one of its most important features is that it contains a bell found at the end of its tail, which can vibrate so that it makes sounds as warning signals. 

 To discourage predators. The rattlesnake grows to a length of approximately 2.5 m and can weigh almost 4 kg, which makes it one of the biggest and most dangerous types of snakes scattered in different parts of the world.

African Rock Python;

The original home of the African rock python or the African shake python goes back to the continent of Africa, and it is called the scientific title (Python sebae), and it is one of the biggest snakes spread in the continent of Africa, and it develops to a length of about 8 m and can weigh 110 kg. African on a few types of animals, including; Deer, goats, and deer, and these snakes are non-venomous species, but they can bite others, with the point of defending themselves. Annoying her on purpose.

Indian Python;

The Indian Python is one of the noticeable snakes with prominent scales, which reaches a length of about 6 m, and can weigh almost 95 kg, and is spread within the lower half of the Asian continent, and is endemic to different types of living spaces. Especially damp areas such as; Rainforests, river valleys, and green swamps.

Indian snakes can climb trees, move on them lightly and smoothly, and feed on a few types of different animals, such as; Small crocodiles, birds, pigs, and many more.

The longest snake in the world:

Studies indicate that the reticulated snake or python is the longest in the world, and it is called in English (Malayopython reticulatus), with an average length of about 6.25 m, whereas its length may reach almost 10 m.

 In 1912  the longest python snake was found. It was then 10m in length but remains elegant unlike the anaconda, which is bigger and heavier.

The python lives in Southeast Asia in rainforests, grasslands, and woodlands, but it is also found in forests. This snake climbs trees by wrapping its body tightly around the trunks and with the help of its strong strength.

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