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Biggest Snakes Ever Caught On Camera

Most people are afraid of snakes, no matter how big they are. There are, however, a few snake species that can grow to huge proportions. Pythons, the largest of all, can grow to be far longer than George Washington's 21-foot snout on Mount Rushmore, with some reaching 33 feet, or nearly as long as a telephone pole. What do you suppose the size of a Boa Constrictor is? Do you know what an amethystine python is? It's time to see the largest snakes in the business as we countdown 11 biggest snakes ever caught on camera.

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Apodora Papuana Python

The Adora Papuana python is one of Papua New Guinea's largest rainforest and savanna snakes. It has a strong, stocky body that can grow to be over 13 feet long. The body is somewhat wider than the head, which is short and blunt. The dorsal scales are brown or grey in hue, with lighter lower flanks and darker higher flanks and upper surface. The bottom of the face, as well as the lips, chin, and throat, are paler. The eyes are medium in size and the pupils are vertical. In certain cases, a dark line behind the eye can be noticed. Adora pythons will often know a forest floor mammal's usual path by scent, then wait in ambush at the right moment to strike its passing meal.

You can see the crazy reflections in this video as the sunlight hits the snake at the right location on its body. They are extremely intelligent snakes with incredible forward-facing eyes that are unlike those of practically any other snake. They have black mamba-like gums and mouths, as well as a blue tongue that would impress any blue tongue skink. They are delightful animals in general, except when feeding, use extreme caution. They've had a great feed response, so if you don’t want to end up being part of the meal, please follow the instructions

Black Mamba

The black mamba is Africa's and the world's second-longest venomous snake. The longest mamba ever reported was 14.6 feet, however, most are between 8 and 10 feet in length. The black mamba has various benefits when it comes to nastiness. Because it hunts on the ground as well as in trees, being struck in the eye is always a risk. Its venom contains a combination of neurotoxins that can produce severe symptoms in as little as 10 minutes and be fatal in as little as 20. It's a sprinter, capable of reaching speeds of up to 12 mph. It's a jittery snake that becomes violent if it feels threatened.

Because of these characteristics, it is widely recognized as the world's deadliest snake. Regardless, several sources suggest that it is a shy snake that will avoid you unless it feels threatened. I, for one, am not convinced. If you don't think it's in danger, but the snake thinks it is, guess who has the upper hand? Many individuals have undoubtedly seen a black mamba and have not realized what it is. This snake's unusual behavior is demonstrated in this video. Black mambas are usually steeped in mystery, and many people will be skeptical that this is, in fact, a Black mamba. The mamba in this footage is a wild snake that was captured the day before the video was shot, proving that snake hostility is frequently

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