Green Anaconda NOT the biggest snake in the world?! 😱🐍

The anaconda and the reticulated python are two of the largest and most powerful snakes in the world. These snakes are often compared and debated over which is the largest and strongest, making them fascinating subjects for KZbin videos.
The anaconda, also known as the green anaconda, is a non-venomous boa species found in South America. They are one of the heaviest snakes in the world, with females reaching an average length of 4.6 meters (15 feet) and weighing up to 250 kilograms (550 pounds). They are capable of swallowing prey whole, including large animals like deer and caimans.
The reticulated python, on the other hand, is found in Southeast Asia and is the longest snake in the world. They can grow up to 10 meters (33 feet) long and can weigh over 160 kilograms (350 pounds). They are also known for their powerful jaws and sharp teeth, which allow them to take down large prey like deer and wild boar.
In terms of strength, the anaconda is known for its powerful muscular body, which enables it to constrict and overpower prey. Meanwhile, the reticulated python is known for its massive size and strength, which allows it to overpower prey through brute force.

[@predzworld5545]

Imagine havin a WHOLE Croc 🐊 in your stomach💀.

[@Inxky1029]

That’s whT I had in mind

[@NotLikeUs869]

Probably wasn’t able to move for a few days after that meal. Tho I’ve read they can regurgitate their meal if they’re left vulnerable to other predators.

[@predzworld5545]

@@NotLikeUs869 With all I now know & understand about the slithering reptiles, can believe.

[@footyworldfc7964]

It's actually an aligator.

[@predzworld5545]

@@footyworldfc7964 Who cares?! It’s stil WHOLE😉.

[@da_hitmanhart6650]

The green anaconda is the *thickest/HEAVIEST* snake in the world but it is not the longest. The longest is indeed the reticulated python.

[@genoswolf9494]

Height and width is what u were looking for

[@da_hitmanhart6650]

@@genoswolf9494 don’t even know what you’re talking about, sir.

[@Steevee14]

Right, and most of the snakes shown are Burmese pythons, not reticulated pythons.

[@jackjohnsonjohnson8610]

But da anaconda could grow to be fifty feet, cause of its aquatic body it grows as long as it's alive

[@jeffhodge7272]

​@@jackjohnsonjohnson8610 They don't live long enough to be that big.

[@Bigk-ft8nq]

I used to walk past these whilst living in Thailand. They are beautiful but terrifying. A 20 foot python could be hidden right next to you and you wouldn't even know.

[@isaacwilliams1827]

😬

[@thefantasyspecialistpodcas6557]

that’s crazy ever had any scary encounters w/ one?

[@Bigk-ft8nq]

​@@thefantasyspecialistpodcas6557 other than a few near heart attacks where they lived under my place which was on stilts or when you see them slither through the drainage system right next to you.

[@MindYaNeck]

Snake in the grass 😉

[@jennimontalvan]

And they didn’t strike at you ? I heard they eat humans too 😬

[@marclawrencebalena4311]

Longest snake is reticulated python Heaviest snake is green anaconda That's the fact

[@alexcrowder1673]

Thats incorrect. Both the record setting burmese python and the record setting reticulated python exceed every anaconda ever measured in weight. Their names were "Baby" the 403lb burmese python from serpant safari, and "Medusa" the 450lb reticulated python from full moon productions. There are absolutely ZERO verified anaconda that have ever matched or exceeded these weights. THAT is a fact.

[@roronoalaw7772]

@@alexcrowder1673Huh? A quick search shows anaconda get around 500lbs

[@silversurfer8935]

​@@roronoalaw7772 This fool keeps spamming this same paragraph of BS. i swear people arw weird for no reason.

[@Phewwpeww]

​@@alexcrowder1673the heaviest snake recorded was a green anaconda with over 500lb

[@alexcrowder1673]

@@Phewwpeww no, thats never been verified. Youll never see any proof of such an animal. We do have proof that reticulated pythons and burmese pythons exceed 400lbs, yet no such proof for anacondas.

[@Hotshot1998]

Python: I'm the biggest Snake! Anaconda: No i'm the biggest Snake! Titanoboa: Knock it off kids!

[@Hotep982]

Snakes that exist

[@alexcrowder1673]

Python isn't a kind of snake. It's a ridiculously broad group containing MANY different genus as well as species. Calling a reticulated python a python is like referring to a lion as "just a cat".

[@AK47_14]

​@@alexcrowder1673que dices , no tiene nada que ver ,

[@Mothobius]

​@@alexcrowder1673it is. pythons are a specific group of snakes.

[@gunny8978]

😂 😂

[@michealhumphrey]

Fun FACT : Actually Green Anacondas Are The Largest Snakes In The World Their Just Not The Longest It’s The Python 🐍 Edit: Thanks For All The Likes & Comments 🤟

[@crazynaturefacts]

Yep! Correct

[@valeriavalerieva2169]

This made absolutely no sense!

[@michealhumphrey]

Well Valeria Valerieva It’s Simple Pythons Are The Longest & The Green Anaconda Is The Largest Meaning Weight Wise .

[@valeriavalerieva2169]

@@michealhumphrey Large refers to both lond and wide so how I would personally put it is the reticulated python is the longest and the Green anaconda is the biggest body mass and the most heavy

[@valeriavalerieva2169]

@@michealhumphrey also this whole page is an absolute bullshit! Showing two Burmese pythons when they talk about a reticulated python is just unacceptable! And this video is supposed to educate people…

[@IrinaZumba]

They're not *venomous. Poisonous means that if you eat or touch it, you may be poisoned. Venomous means that when you're bit, a toxin is injected into the wound.

[@ibnsabeel9466]

Thanks 🫡✌️

[@Steevee14]

Some snakes (not the pythons shown) are VENOMOUS, not poisonous.

[@IrinaZumba]

@@Steevee14 that's what I was explaining.

[@bjornviklund7268]

But some snakes are poisonous AND venomous :)

[@romanticdonkey468]

@@bjornviklund7268… What snake is poisonous?

[@micheallee5313]

Damn that was a big gator 😮

[@ibnsabeel9466]

Right !!!!! You’re like the only one in the comments so far who’s called that out. What do you think that room smells like with that snake’s stomach wide open ?????? 🛑⛔️☣️☠️

[@micheallee5313]

@@ibnsabeel9466 I can't even imagine bro I'm surprised nobody started to throw up because I would have... Man if that anaconda can swallow that big gator it can definitely eat a human that's scary bro sssshhh

[@micheallee5313]

@@ibnsabeel9466 What states have anacondas because I'm not goin bro?

[@hashirhash5956]

Roughly it’s a 5 foot gator

[@micheallee5313]

@@hashirhash5956 DAMMNN

[@markanthonyarancina7769]

In Indonesia, an old woman went missing for a period of days. People searching for her found a python nearby her house with a bulging belly. Upon closer inspection, the bulge took the shape of an adult human so they decided to cut it open. I'll let your imagination decide what happened next.

[@huskaroar6869]

​@Zuzu that fking snake ate that old woman. I've even seen a photo of a full grown African man being removed from the belly of a huge python.

[@2freezing]

It’s actually surprising for pythons in particular to consume grown adults because the broad shoulders of humans are hard to ingest.

[@artemis7642]

​@@2freezing pythons usually don't feed on adult humans because of their size, but when they do It's more likely that the adult was in a sitting position which made him look like a smaller and easy prey

[@TroyBenson246]

​@@huskaroar6869 the man being removed from the belly of a rock python in Africa is fake or hoax. Authentic or real is from Indonesia.

[@terasrumahdiy5184]

yes, the fact are there over the internet. and believe or not, we in indonesia heard rumors in borneo (kalimantan) there is more bigger snake out there deep borneo jungle

[@jordanporter2975]

Fun fact: The green anaconda is the heaviest snake in the world and is part of the Boa Constrictor family.

[@egnaldorocha4572]

Nossa 😮😮😵🥶😅🥺😶‍🌫️🫐

[@CantGoOutLikeRahRah]

that alligator was an opp💀💀

[@ishmitnehra8622]

"Green anaconda are not the longest snakes in the world, its the r-ah-tyi-cu-ah-laed python"

[@NobodyImportant245]

The Green Anaconda ( Eunectes murinus ) is the heaviest snake in the world, but the longest snake in the world is the Reticulated Python (Malayopython reticulatus). (Females averaging around 16 - 20 ft, and Males averaging 10 - 14 ft in length. The largest Reticulated Python ever recorded was around 30ft long.) These snakes belong to the family Pythonidae. Reticulated Pythons are native to Southeast Asia, and there have only been two reported cases of them eating humans. These snakes do not usually prey on people, and are best left alone. (Side note: Very few snakes are poisonous, and the word you were looking for is venomous. The difference between the two is: Poison: You die or get sick after touching or eating the animal/substance Venom: You die or get sick after being bitten or injected with the substance by the animal An example of a poisonous snake would be a garter snake (Thamnophis s. sirtalis) These snakes belong to the family Colubridae, and are known to eat a variety in their diet, some of which being various toads, newts, and salamanders, some of which are poisonous or have the ability to secrete toxins from their bodies. These snakes store these toxins in their bodies, making them slightly poisonous to eat. They are also rear fang venomous. While they do not have venom glands, they do have nubs of fangs in the back of their mouths. They use these to chew the venom into their prey. This “venom” is actually a form of advanced saliva, which contains some neurotoxins. This helps them kill their prey, but is considered harmless to humans (unless you are allergic) and is often compared to that of a bee sting. Common symptoms include: itchiness, discomfort, swelling; and minor dryness around the puncture wound wound. ) Hope this helps! ❤🐍

[@SKATER4LIFE]

Bro that snake swallowed ALLIGATOR

[@CosmicPulsars]

Reticulated python: I’m the longest Green Anaconda: Well I’m the heaviest

[@ayoodjsmk]

*** Allegedly, chances are there's a 50 foot anaconda out there that will never be seen.

[@MirrorMirrorMirror]

ТЫ хотел сказать 12 метровая ?

[@ImNoSkrull386]

The first two aren't Reticulated python, you showed a Burmese python.

[@ibnsabeel9466]

The first TWO 👉aren’t👈 ☮️

[@ImNoSkrull386]

@@ibnsabeel9466 Fixed it, thanks!

[@jimwatts4901]

The 1st snake is a Burmese , not a reticulated , the 2nd was an anaconda , then the one they were trying to catch was a reticulated. I've kept snakes for almost 30 years and reticulated pythons are really smart and faster then u think. 👍 Remember that before u get too close and no help around close.

[@jeffhodge7272]

Dude.Did you see the show about a handler that tried to feed an 18+ft. one by himself? HE was almost lunch.As you know.They prefer LIVE prey. She grabbed him instead of the rabbit he had for her. 2 other handlers just happen to be walking by the enclosure as his feet were disappearing into it. It was over for him.😱

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

Yes, reticulated pythons are comparatively thinner compared to Green Anaconda and thus faster. Anaconda is slower because it's massive and heavy.

[@jeffhodge7272]

@@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457 They're still faster than you!😏

[@alexcrowder1673]

Same here, but for only about 29 years now. I absolutely love my retics and my burms, but if you want a change of pace, I HIGHLY recommend african rock pythons. Forget everything youve ever heard about them, its nonsense and they are amazing. Especially aince they wre all captive bred these days (at least in the USA they all are). They are EVEN smarter and more active than retics. I love my retics, my burms, and my afrock, but afrocks are something else entirely. Most amazing snake I've ever owned bar none. I didn't think ANYTHING could outshine retics, but these can! No one really gave them a chance because of the old reputation they had in the 90s, but if you like retics, then I promise you wont regret getting an african rock python. They are not any more reactive or aggressive/defensive than a retic is, BUT their striking range is positively bonkers. It defies all logic... its like a giant blood python. They HOP! They strike so far their whole body moves. The slack in their neck is just there to decieve you, its soooo hard to discern how far they will strike. Its soooo much further than youd think, to the point it seems impossible. I was warned about their striking distance many times, and it still made my jaw drop to the floor when i saw it in person. Its like 2-3 times as far as a retic of equal length. Its just silly far and silly fast. Luckily though, they quickly outgrow their "striking phase" just like baby burms do. They are just nervous babies and calm right down with some reassurance.

[@dhanurs8085]

👍🏻

[@simonpeterms]

Imagine enjoying a huge meal and someone slicing you up because of it.

[@MilleniumNed]

Yes bro

[@The_Darkest1]

Right 😢

[@elijahselbicky3639]

Watching this from the comfort of this smartphone..thank you very much!😉

[@pescaymascontitua]

⛔️⚠️

[@cpitts2827]

He said in the video.."why green anacondas are the heaviest, the reticulated pythons take the spot of being the longest in the world"

[@alexcrowder1673]

Yeah, but anaconda are actually only the 3rd heaviest snakes in the world by weight. The 2 heaviest snakes ever accurately weighed were a 403lb burmese python named Baby, and a 450lb reticulated python named Medusa. No anaconda has ever been proven to weigh over 403lbs. Youll find many reports that they weigh 550lbs, but someone just pulled that number out of their ass decades ago. No anaconda was ever weighed at 550lbs. Theres absolutely no record of such an anaconda ever existing, yet people keep parroting the same misinformation over and over throughout the decades.

[@phamtu3519]

It looks extremely scary but it is a masterpiece of nature, no animals actively look for humans to attack, only humans do so to each other and to all species, let's love nature!

[@sirremedy-nu3so]

Unlucky gator😔

[@tumpalbenediktuspriharto-sf6qe]

Anaconda is also fasting after big meals

[@ibnsabeel9466]

I’m totally fine with not visiting any tropical rainforests. I don’t care what continent it’s in. I’m guessing that room they opened up that snake in smelled like fresh roses.

[@jlgonzales2322]

Fun Fact the snake you showed as a “reticulated python” is a burmese python. know your snakes bro.

[@jeffhodge7272]

The guy in the video and the voice are NOT the same guy either. Jay knows exactly what he's handling.And that they could kill him very easily. Look how FAT she is! 😮

[@Steevee14]

Indeed! You're correct, JL Gonzales.

[@jakebradshaw6656]

Snake Police

[@Mrkarate9]

Exactly!

[@marivicguitche7342]

Agreed

[@sportshulk8109]

"they are not poisonous" What about venomous?

[@obamisamad6394]

They're not venomous either

[@TheHitman-]

​@@obamisamad6394 Let me clear it up...he was meaning no snake is poisonous...plants are. But both are incorrect because if you drink venom it is considered poison but if it's injected it's venom...so the difference is the delivery of the substance to decide its proper description.

[@_Rustodian]

​@@TheHitman- there two poisonous snakes, I beleive. Eat them and you're getting sick. I also thought venom can be metabolised, if ingested? But venom in the bloodstream is when things get bad!

[@amirmacalandong9667]

They don't use venom they use strength to kill you like squeezing you

[@_Rustodian]

@@amirmacalandong9667 comment was highlighting the use of poisonous in the video, when it should have been venomous.... It wasn't in reference to the python, which is obviously a constrictor.

[@MichaelKch007]

The snake being held by the tail is actually a Burmese python.

[@randycolby3392]

Thanks 👍👍 I appreciate the facts ✅✔️ for realsies 😊 so many "0°0oopsies throughout these tanxs😊". ~ rebekkau* Robertson. ❤😊 blesses you have a great day too 😊🙏🤲/shalome" namasday ' and all that nice jazz 🌞💭🙈🐝✌️😋💓😌😌☘️👻💋♾️📨✌️✌️👍

[@clementrawlins9151]

I think it's so funny hearing snake experts still referring to snakes as poisonous as opposed to venomous

[@manosparavida3551]

Evidently he's far from an expert of any kind.

[@Beamin439]

not an expert. hes just clickbaiting lmao

[@celioissof2943]

It has only power to squeeze you to death

[@warrenwashington1391]

Actually there was Shedding Skin of A Anaconda that was longer than any python

[@BigShowDoG]

Truth

[@ranware2779]

​@First prove a god exists actually yes it was... the congo to be specific you guys can save your bs we all know the anaconda is the biggest/heaviest/longest snake on this earth also more aggressive

[@dariustrimmer296]

Longest: reticulated python Biggest: green Anaconda

[@fatedtears-fg1711]

Btw the snake they showed in the beginning going against the front of the enclosures was a Burmese python not a retic

[@MK_PARIAH]

Bro WTF! You can still see what it swallowed!

[@yumboyakk9002]

I thought the longest came outta Southwest Congo 😂😂😂

[@ranware2779]

That was an anaconda definitely not a reticulated python

[@jacanlueders1468]

He said the longest snake in the world is a reticulated python then showed a video of a Burmese python🤣🤣🤣

[@kgunitkeese17]

Things you need to factor in: the python that you showcased that you stated was the longest snake in the world was a Burmese, not a reticulated. Also, there has never been a recorded case of a reticulated python reaching 33 feet. It’s an estimated guess, but the record so far goes to Medusa, a reticulated python who lives in captivity and she was last measured at 25 feet.

[@alexcrowder1673]

Glad to see someone who knows their snakes! Unlike every other comment here, that's all totally correct. Medusa is also the heaviest verified snake ever to be weighed at 450lbs, followed closely by the late "Baby" the burmese python formerly owned by serpent safari at 403lbs. I actually had the pleasure of meeting both snakes in person! Both the reticulated python AND the burmese python exceed anaconda in weight. No anaconda has ever reached 400lbs, although 2 have been pretty well verified to have exceeded 300lbs. They are likely the 3rd heaviest snake in the world, BUT even then, python sebae could potentially give still them a run for their money for that 3rd place spot. No matter where they stand, whether they are the 3rd or 4th heaviest, Python Sebae is certainly my favorite of the large snakes. They are even smarter than retics. Its insane how observant they are. Youd think theyd be like burmese pythons, but they act nothing like them at all. They are smart and active and love climbing just like retics. They do love the water and hiss like burms though lol.

[@kgunitkeese17]

@@alexcrowder1673thanks, mate. Just like with Medusa, we don’t have a verified weight for anacondas either. They outweigh every other snake on average, though. Python Sebae? I just call them African Rock Pythons. Beautiful skin pattern, they have. I’d also add that they can be just as aggressive as reticulated pythons

[@gerystefano946]

Titanoboa be like : 🍺🍺🍺

[@hwidimogodi8020]

Give me that python over an anaconda ANY day

[@jeffhodge7272]

They are...prettier?🤭

[@baconman6932]

Ome last short before bed, the last short:

[@Jurassicworldwoffan]

Fun fact:the longest snake is a titaniboa from prehistoric times

[@pescaymascontitua]

⚠️⛔️

[@betarubber9546]

bruh just imagine titanoboa still alive

[@IloveSnakesandSharks]

And it's the biggest they grew over 1ton

[@Rickiye]

I thought Croc's had strong stomach enzymes, then you see a snake that has swallowed a Croc whole, nevermind it's tough scaly skin. Nature is wild.

[@ironbreaker772]

The green anaconda Is the largest snake

[@neontron1777]

Bro said "ha later gator"

[@sayanbiswas770]

When you order a "meal for 4" for yourself

[@mojoeherb3280]

Your topic is misleading. Green anaconda are the thickest & the biggest, pythons are longer in length but anaconda reigns supreme

[@alexcrowder1673]

Incorrect. The heaviest burmese python AND the heaviest reticulated pythons ever accurately weighed, BOTH exceeded the weights of any anaconda in human history. Thats a fact you can verify for yourself. Try to find a record of an anaconda over the weight of "Baby" the 403lb burmese python, or "Medusa" the 450lb reticulated python. It can't be done. People have spent their lives trying to find anaconda that big, and no one ever has.

[@alexcrowder1673]

The African rock python reigns surpreme in my book. Over tripple the striking distance of an anaconda, plus they are far smarter, far faster, and far more active. They can also swallow larger prey than any recorded anaconda ever has. I have a video of a 13ft african rock python swallowing a 150lb hyena. A 13ft anaconda simply could not accomplish such a feet at that size, not even if hyena were in south america.

[@joshuagoodyear221]

Venomous* No they ain't the longest. But they heaviest and strongest. I held a maybe 3 foot one years ago and I had a red tail boa about 4 feet or so. And the anaconda was so much stronger. The whole time I was holding it I thought it was gonna constrict my arm when it was going up my arm it was 3x as strong as my red tail. It's crazy and they have a pretty crazy looking face.

[@pete2070]

That python loves food so much, it swallows it whole, lol. 🐍 🐊

[@the_canadian_goose6033]

So does every snake ever, your point?

[@Trox442]

That Anaconda would have died if it faced a adult croc

[@jeromengonga9606]

Vous êtes sûr de ce que vous dites ??

[@TheofficialMina_ashido]

If this thing ever gets me that be in this life or the next I hope I die rather quickly

[@MH-et5sn]

They slowly squeeze you until your bones and insides are crushed. You would feel excruciating pain. Nothing quick about it.

[@TheofficialMina_ashido]

@@MH-et5snok yup definitely don’t want to see that this 😂

[@tonychrist1923]

The reticulated python is not only the largest snake in the world but also the most aggressive. Don't come too close

[@tonychrist1923]

@@jordolfrichler5575 Well you are certainly more aggressive than the reticulated python. I had both..a reticulated and a Burmese for years. The Burmese was way easier to handle than the reticulated which was more predatory than the burmese. The only one one that was more aggressive than the retuculated was as far as I can remember the Rock python my father had when I was a boy. Anyhow... you seem to be very aggressive with your words. I wonder if you would dare to say it in my face you KZbin warrior lol.

[@jeffhodge7272]

​@First prove a god exists Yes it,expert.

[@jeffhodge7272]

@First prove a god exists 🖕🏽 Idiot!

[@deathsonggaming]

Anaconda is the heaviest and therefore biggest, but retic is longer and less heavy

[@SarahBell-sh4fp]

Imagine eating and digesting a whole croc that’s got built in armour.

[@donzbarker-cross4330]

They are the heaviest snake.

[@deannaperkins754]

I'll have a heart attack coming across a garter snake, so I KNOW coming across a snake anywhere NEAR this size will take me out!!!

[@user-zr6hd8bv8i]

W

[@dtaybrakin5450]

Mate the two and see what we get!

[@ibnsabeel9466]

🤔😬🥶💀

[@cofi0t_]

Titanoboa back in kelsey warrens house:

[@jameswatts2652]

Dead snake's make good snake's

[@Jurassicstudios]

Why?

[@bernardoneal5045]

Show real fast 💯k

[@user-rk5vw2iu6v]

Memek

[@BigStick_energy_fishing]

Please learn venomous vs poisonous

[@shroud852]

meanwhile :vasuki indicus laughing in the corner

[@EeLyos]

Wait did that snake eat a gator?! What the actual heck

[@TheSoullessImmortal]

you’re that surprised? the extinct snake Titanaboa eats gators and crocs as a natural part of its diet, and those gators and crocs are actually much bigger than the ones we have today

[@EeLyos]

@@TheSoullessImmortal bro stop acting like you were born knowing that 🤣 this is insane.

[@TheSoullessImmortal]

@@EeLyos I’m not. the only reason why I know that is because snakes are one of my favorite animals in the world, which is how I came across the Titanaboa. I learned it about 4-5 years ago, so it hasn’t been that long

[@EeLyos]

@@TheSoullessImmortal fair enough 👌🏼

[@maximillionroivas3893]

Yup. It's actually a Caiman. Anacondas eat a large variety of animals, from Capybaras, Jaguars, Deers and even Caimans. Basically, any animal they can ambush and overcome.

[@Cruxair]

I like snakes because they have such a simple design, they have eyes mouth nose and a very long gut with skin and muscles on it, doesnt get any simpler

[@earthelucidator]

Wait until you learn about worms.

[@kickinwinghotboi883]

Dude the size of the head on that snake is fucking massive. I think it's like the third clip, looks like it was filmed in a holding room of some sort

[@micha623]

The longest reticulated python ever held in captivity was a little over 7,5m.

[@the_canadian_goose6033]

And the longest ever recorded was 32 feet

[@forrestmeadows9584]

These snakes could go extinct and would not bother me.

[@shanestoyko7581]

This video screams I’m a KZbinr and don’t know about snakes. Reticulated python, shows Burmese*

[@bctloaded985]

The green anaconda clip at the beginning is from the Retile Zoo in Monroe WA. Cool to see him on your video.

[@mikkaeidouglas9493]

The green anaconda is the heaviest snake in the world and python just have em beat by a little in length

[@CanisiaHyera]

The reticulated python is the longest snake in the world and green anaconda just have em beat by a little in weight

[@yaohkhanandaout3292]

When that thing is hungry, nothing is safe. Once it grabs you, it's over.

[@Heretic1408]

Fun fact: neither any other snake in the world's poisonous.

[@chrystessmubaira5612]

Facts.. venomous yes poisonous no

[@daghul4785]

Wut

[@_Swirv_]

Biggest/heaviest vs Longest are two different things.

[@humbertojimmy]

The retic is the longest snake AND potentially the heaviest. All depends on their diets. Take 2 adults of each species, as the retic gains the length advantage over the anaconda, if she's also put on a caloric diet and starts packing on those pounds she should eventually surpass the anaconda in weight too at some point ahead. Most folks don't realize that the anaconda's famous "weight advantage" relates to animals of *equal length.*

[@wildlifeisthewealthofnatur5457]

Green anaconda is naturally thicker than reticulated python just like how a gaboon viper is thicker compared to bush master.

[@alexcrowder1673]

I agree 100%. I also want to point out that "baby" the burmese python outweighed every anaconda in human history at 403lbs despite being only 18ft 10 inches long. Even by girth, the anaconda fails to live up to its reputation. To be fair, "baby" was absurdly overweight, and an equally overweight anaconda MIGHT be able to break 403lbs, but it's never happened. Honestly, it doesn't seem like a great idea to try to make an anaconda that overweight anyways. "Baby" was just waaaay too overweight IMO. I was actually lucky enough to meet both "Baby" the burm, and "Medusa" the retic in person many years ago, and many years apart. Medusa definitely holds her weight a LOT better than Baby ever did.

[@humbertojimmy]

@@alexcrowder1673 Yes, retics (even obese) look better, thanks to all that length to stretch out those pounds on. I've kept all kinds of snakes, and burms have the fastest growth. I have a hypo female at the moment close to 17 feet at barely 6 years (very athletic). Anacondas, in fact, tend to have the slowest growth of all the giants. Go figure.

[@hermanduh7037]

my late mother ever saw a pyhton which its end tail size way more bigger than adult fist... location in borneo... specific in ulu belait in keduan river... U may found the area in google map...

[@goSNAKEMAN9]

You meant to say Not Venomous and Not Poisonous. Right?

[@noelramirez1551]

I don't think I've ever heard someone say they're the longest the anaconda has always been known as the biggest

[@andrewkay2705]

I still think it's funny how people call snakes poisonous instead of the correct term venomous

[@marcramirez1507]

...nice pair of boots!

[@olaniranoladapo2789]

Croc got swallowed while sleeping ❓😂

[@SoundOfmyworld]

Anaconda is an innocent animal, we should protect these animals

[@the_canadian_goose6033]

No animal is innocent

[@sheablackart3651]

Did I just witness a *snake-croc* birth?

[@robertoehler4381]

It’s clear that the anaconda is the more naturally massive per linear unit distance, while the relatively primitive pythons are not quite as highly evolved; The anaconda likewise possesses the highest squeeze strength of the constrictors.

[@jhunt649]

Idk which one to be more scared of green anaconda seems like it has more weight and muscle

[@Vinny2390]

The one video where there's like 3 of them falling thru a ceiling... Oh helllls naw hahahaa

[@allenluminarias5334]

Narrator says that the longest snake is the reticulated python. Then the video shows mostly a Burmese python until the end

[@jeffhodge7272]

The voice is NOT the guy in the video.Voice guy is 🤪 Jay knows what he's talking about.

[@spacgalexy221]

The reticulated python is just half of the titanoboa

[@MoldovaTop1]

That snake ate all the greenscreen kids

[@adbb100]

The second snake is giving Nagini vibes😂😂

[@kidsoxoxox]

There are far bigger ones in the Congo, well over 100ft.

[@the_canadian_goose6033]

That’s complete BS

[@user-ql2ml8zg6v]

큰 지렁이..😅

[@mikecr4916]

I like your declaration that the longest snake is the reticulated python -while showing a Burmese python... And stating they're constrictors, 'which means they squeeze their prey to death'. No,, they constrict around prey. Otherwise they'd be called squeezers.

[@djfines242]

Big difference between biggest and longest. 👍💯☑️

[@Therealizxkskylor]

"The green helicopter"

[@Sonstbenannt]

Never beeing taught that the green anaconda is the longest snake, its the heaviest but not the biggest.

[@shellyhogan6258]

Fact. Green anacondas are the HEAVIEST snakes Reticulated pythons are the longest snakes.

[@user-oo5fw5mx9o]

Thats why they keep eating💀

[@tonyikonen593]

Burmese python in the beginning. And "not venomous" instead of "not poisonous" 😊

[@celioissof2943]

This animal has a brutal force. I think even gorilla has no more power than it

[@Iplaybssforu]

Caveman: watches this King of pain was born

[@ronalddoctor8622]

Every time I watch Pythons or accidentally saw here in KZbin there is 80% chances I will have it in my dream

[@hawkinshouseofhorror4006]

You showed Jay's bermese python. Not one of his retics!! Lol😂 SMH....