CriTTers: T&T's anaconda, the world's heaviest snake

[@artandtravelbyrose4884]

Another fantastic video presentation on Trinidad’s Green anaconda, well done.

[@sieunarinesingh]

It’s called a huile locally because of its oily appearance and the murky (oily looking) water that it may be seen in. Huile is French for oil!

[@MrHrkhan]

Stopped car for one to cross road (not sure if it was green or yellow). The road ran through a canefield area, and flooded under 4 inches of water after heavy downfall. I estimated the snake to be around 7 or 8 feet in length and made a loud slushing noise as it crossed the roadway, while my wife was shouting at me not to stop.

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Excellent presentation ! The early name "huille" is French which meams "oil". Pythons may be longer, but anacondas are heavier yes. Marabella.

[@RandomTrinidadian]

U left out the part where Anacondas can eat people

[@michaelsookoo3927]

My grandmother told me about wheel I now understand that wheels are what they use to call anaconda.

[@dayna-marie1350]

Oh my that is big.😱

[@ilhambudi95]

It still can grow much bigger.

[@garvinjohnson437]

Wow ,🇧🇸

[@mkzreptilesenclosures6139]

Wrong thats not the largest snake in the world

[@ramishrambarran3998]

Well......tell us.

[@mkzreptilesenclosures6139]

@@ramishrambarran3998 its the reticualated python

[@rocketlaunk8927]

@@mkzreptilesenclosures6139 that's the longest

[@boyyoutube7345]

@@mkzreptilesenclosures6139 it seems ur kinda dumb here on google and every information green anacondas are the largest of them all