The Biggest Snakes Ever Discovered

The Biggest Snakes Ever Discovered
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Chapters:
00:00 Intro
00:17 Olive Python
01:43 Black mamba
02:55 Boa constrictor
04:13 Yellow anaconda
05:17 King cobra
06:32 African Rock Python
07:58 Green anaconda
09:32 Titanoboa
10:56 Indian python
12:36 Reticulated python
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[@jascadet]

There are a lot of incorrect facts here, but I'll just state a few... Black Mambas aren't the 2nd most venomous snake, there are more with more potent venom. They are the 2nd longest venomous snake, which should be stated here. You also called a venomous snake poisonous while discussing the King Cobra. Snakes are not poisonous, just venomous (though there are a couple species that are both). King Cobras "hiss" lower than other snakes because it's not a hiss, it's more of a growl that they can do because of a modified trachea, something other snakes do not have. They are also not a true cobra, they are their own species. You mentioned the Indian Python was venomous, you probably meant to stay non-venomous. The Reticulated Python is only the longest snake, not the heaviest. Heaviest is the Green Anaconda. Also some of your length and weight data was way off.

[@jaystrange2662]

love this reply

[@michaelpolk6875]

I wanted to but you said it perfectly.

[@jascadet]

@@dereklyons1133 It probably isn't, but like here in the United States, most people don't know any better, and think they're just synonyms. They are both toxins yes, but poison is ingested, and a venom is injected. If you bite it and you die it's poison, but if it bites you and you die, that's venom. If you have no open cuts in your month you can actually swallow venom, it's just a protein. So regardless where in the world you live, facts are facts, they are different.

[@trendsetterblingrolle6287]

We

[@christopherrouse2162]

You should of done this video spot on mate

[@StefanGPD]

Black Mambas are decievingly big. Went to an African Safari, and our tour guide pointed out what we thought was a small tree sticking out of the brush. Turns out it was a black mamba peeking up, it was just as tall than the jeep we were on. That mamba was had a height 5 to 6 feet long, and the rest of its body was covered by the grass! later on the guide said they could grow up to 4 meters that's more than 12 feet!

[@sliimtonny381]

Actually its 14 feet

[@rocketrebound8792]

The largest black mambas have been measured at up to 14.5 feet, they are extremely long, athletic(fast & quick-twitchy, etc.) and aggressive. Mambas are by far the most dangers venomous species on the planet. 💯👍🏼

[@marachiuruakpa436]

The Anaconda should always come out no 1 as the largest and biggest snake in the world

[@sinir3556]

nope its the raticulated Python. Its just 1ft smaller than Taitanaboa. (taitanaboa= 50 ft and raticulated Python = 49ft)

[@nelsonx5326]

I always thought the green anaconda was the longest. This is what I learned in the 60's when I was into snakes and read about them. The Amazon is so big and unexplored there probably are super sized anaconda hiding there. 500 pounds, my God.

[@childofthe60s100]

YES - this video is full of errors. Not much of what is said is accurate. Some is complete nonsense - eg Retics killing and eating two humans (none recorded), Indian Pythons being venomous - complete garbage.

[@ytubepuppy]

I believe it is the heaviest but not the longest.

[@crashalexander7232]

@@ytubepuppy RETICULATED IS THE LONGER OF THE TWO AND MORE AGRO....

[@markstevenson7577]

Green anacondas are the biggest snakes in the world (Not the longest that goes to the Riticulated python)

[@patrick9762]

I doubt it .

[@AbdiPianoChannel]

All of these animals are beautiful. They have the right to live on earth peacefully

[@keep_it_tidy56]

Best comment by far.

[@Crimsonwtf]

a literally love all animals except snakes and fish, there is something dead about them , repulsive.

[@RizkiArt9]

Amazing bro

[@kirklangford6267]

The Reticulated python is the world's longest snake the Anaconda is the heaviest.

[@mytbpobrengofwchannel]

Wow amazing

[@babyrazor6887]

"Lost Trails, Lost Cities" published in 1953 tells the story of a British surveyor determining the boundaries of South American countries in the Amazon in 1924. He, Percey Fawcett, reported killing a 61" green anaconda. The local natives told him that an even larger different species of snake inhabited the rivers in the area.

[@blutongue1]

There articles dated back to the early to mid 1500s about Spanish and Portuguese conquests to South America, they found huge snakes, after killed them they would put it next to their vessels on the shores and their length would be almost twice bigger than those ships put together.

[@Mark-nz9ek]

If its 61 foot its 61 ' if its 61 inch its 61" i wouldn't be scared of an anaconda that was 5 foot one 😁

[@dyannmcclintock2192]

@@Mark-nz9ek pp

[@andrewwye1058]

Might be interested to know that Fawcett in his report also mentioned seeing an elephant-sized dinosaur and a dog with two noses. Of course he was ridiculed and disbelieved. Years later the dog with two noses was found by others. You can see it online. The dinosaur? - Not yet.

[@joecausey8508]

There's a lot of difference in 61 inches and 61 feet.

[@RyanMr6.7]

Great video! 👌🏼

[@carloa.portugal7859]

Wow 😲.😳 Amazing

[@zerksepraga]

This video should talk about LARGEST SNAKES, not MOST VENOMOUS snakes.

[@jaimearamirez1834]

YOUR THE BEST!

[@jones9309]

My Anaconda.. My Anaconda *"My Anaconda don't want none unless you got buns huns!"*

[@TheManHoldingAGun]

Noiiiice

[@traviskoontz4796]

Fantastic stuff 👏

[@saltycomments318]

Nice pics and footage

[@aseefhasan1147]

I have seen a Pithon , locally known as Ozogor, was 20 feet long. They can consume a fully grown deer and they were like a giant tree. They were found in the deep forest of southern Asia.

[@PrashantKumar-zm3yq]

Bhai Bengal se hai tm 😂😂 Aazgar hai uska Hindi naam

[@bu11ymaguire]

@@PrashantKumar-zm3yq lol

[@Tony.L9793]

it can also tried to swallow a human too

[@seanbrown9048]

Hopefully they’ll go extinct, except for the weirdos who keep them as pets

[@patrick9762]

Python .

[@donaldbonawitz7894]

I remember Steve Erwin went around Australia and the top ten most venomous snakes majority are all in Australia

[@crashalexander7232]

9 OF 10 ARE DOWN UNDER

[@patprr1756]

Good , they can stay there .

[@kevinclarke5226]

I didn't know they had so many different anacondas interesting

[@retluoc]

It's true, it depends on many factors, age and species being the most relevant. The two largest are in the constrictor family: pythons and anaconda. I don't know any super large vipers, they usually rely on stealth. The largest venomous snake I can think of is the bushmaster or the rocky mountain rattlesnake. There are some sea snakes that can get pretty big, but if I had to choose one before watching this...the anaconda. Oh that's right, I forgot about the black mamba. It's long but skinny...like the king cobra. I'm not counting extinct snakes 😆 No one can be 100% certain of how they behaved. But I guessed wrong...it's the reticulated python that is the largest living snake.

[@darthja8292]

The largest living snake is the Green Anaconda. The longest living snake is the reticulated python. The longest and largest venomous snake is the King Cobra. And to be honest, I wouldn’t want to meet any of them😂😂

[@christyedmondson5258]

Pythons and boa constrictors have tiny hind leg bones buried in muscles toward their tail ends.

[@garyhughes2446]

I think the largest venomous snake is the king cobra, can reach 18 ft, second is the Black Mamba, can reach about 15 ft, I'm not sure what's third longest it might be the bushmaster I don't know.

[@Smokey1981]

The longest venomous snake is the king Cobra..The largest snake is the Gaboon Viper..it also has the longest fangs of any snake.

[@garyhughes2446]

@@Smokey1981 you are right about the fangs on the gaboon viper but it is nowhere near the largest snake they are fat and short and they're venom is nasty but they're a fairly docile snake. They are very colorful I would love to have a belt from one.

[@afnanali752]

Super duper videos

[@charlessanders1342]

Glad I live in an area that they don't. Just crazy to have snakes that large and some that have attacked and swallowed humans whole which is just mind blowing .

[@joecausey8508]

Need to start carrying a pocketknife so if you get swallowed, cut your way out. 🙄

[@lephuoctongvietnam]

Rất tuyệt vời ! Quá hay ! Chúc sức khỏe !

[@pawanvlogsofficial9661]

बहुत मस्त साप हैं

[@thomgorman]

Venom and poison are very different. You can die by ingesting poison but venom is digestible without harm. Either one can kill if injected. A snake, with the word "king" in its name, hunts and eats other snakes.

[@lordanfullente3664]

Belcher sea snake, inland Taipan, Eastern brown snake, blue krait, and black Mamba are the top five most venomous snakes in the world...

[@darrenjenkin1281]

The top five most deadliest snakes in the world are all Australian snakes

[@elrobo3568]

Read Jasons reply, I have handled and raised snakes for many years and worked at a very well known zoo. This video should be taken for what it is, nice photos.

[@Bob-nu3xe]

I visited Australia 20 years ago I visited the late Steve Irwin Zoo and to my Suprise a python the size I couldn't get my head round this was a real snake right in front of me! its size? easily the thickest part of its body was on par with a human laid flat its head 14/16 inchers broad'. length must have been 25/30 feet

[@jpmtlhead39]

The black mamba its Terryfing,by being so vicious and fast. Nightmares stuff.

[@shivaniepersaud3753]

And I am a big fan

[@fuhrershinbet9000]

Finding a bundle of money in bushes was and is still my dream

[@laxplayer99]

"you can keep them as a pet" it'll just be there. My dog acts like he hasn't seen me in weeks when I wake up. But snakes would make a great pet.

[@crashalexander7232]

BUDDY HAD A BOA IN HIS WALK IN CLOSET GAURDING HIS SAFE 19 FT LONG

[@shadowbyblood]

Love 4m NAGALAND northeast india👍Interesting your video

[@tomdarco2223]

Right On

[@MarcGyverIt]

When I was a kid, I attended a private Christian school. We had some missionairies that would tell use their stories, and these two had spent a lot of time in Paupau New Guinea. They told us they saw a snake as big around as a telephone pole that was by their estimation 200' long. They watched it swallow a deer whole.

[@arthurrichards2486]

Hi my name is Rosemarie Emile and I really love this video

[@shivaniepersaud3753]

I am the first person to watch it

[@grouchyoldman5348]

I thought this was going to be about me!

[@acenaraiki9707]

OH MY GOD.

[@kingbong4823]

The 'KING' title was coming from their main badass diet though, they love hunting for other venomous snakes as their favorite meals indeed. They don't care LOL

[@rickylafollette3680]

That reticulated python is at a haunted house here in Kansas City Missouri it's well over 20 plus feet long

[@tabbythehousecat5419]

If not mistaken,there's winter there ryt? incredible how these magnificent reps were able to not only survive that, but to also evolve. There are 2 types of recalculated, one being the water type and the being the land type. Both hv similar patterns but only one has magic. The magic belongs to the land one - where when you hit neon/led light on its skin, it's skin lights up and glows an interesting,shimmering and almost mesmerising blue.

[@crashalexander7232]

@@tabbythehousecat5419 WINTER DONT MATTER WHEN THE SNAKE IS INDOORS HEATED ENCLOSURE.....DUH

[@chrishubbs8633]

That last one would make a lot of boots

[@doggo9567]

Named factfile less factual than me lying on the playground as a child

[@toothlesszilla9982]

😍snakey

[@lauriedooker1031]

I’ve seen something I should not of seen while driving near my local NSW Australian home beach . A dark golden brown snake as thick as a fat rugby ball 12” wide and I didn’t get to see its head as it crossed a 13’ wide fire trail at speed . All I seen was this huge snake get wider and wider and then tapered down to a point. I think it was 20 feet long and very heavy. No one would ever believe me because snakes do grow this big , right ?

[@peterreily1490]

I think your lack of understanding of the English language is the first reason people don’t believe you.

[@lauriedooker1031]

@@peterreily1490 I think that you are ignorant Peter. English is the hardest thing I ever tried to learn. Being Dyslexic will do that to a person.

[@filefolderexe]

Did he really say " venomous python" at the beginning of second place? Really!?!?!?

[@richardwarnock2789]

Seen a Rattle Snake bigger than any of the ones you mention!

[@hexagon9652]

Factfile : biggest snake ever me : black mamba🗿

[@macman1469]

I always thought King Browns were about the same length as a Black Mamba perhaps a little heavier and definitely more venomous. Edit The Inland Taipan is regarded as having the most potent venom of any land snake in the world 2nd is usually regarded as either the Coastal Taipan or the King Brown. Australia has upto 18 of the top 20 most venomous snakes in the world.

[@rolfwerner8924]

They obviously didn’t do their homework macman.

[@crashalexander7232]

BROWN IS #3

[@LimpDikyearsago]

I've watch this doco stating #1 inland tapain #2 draw-coastal tapain and black mamba and #3 King Brown but stated that the most dangerous would be the king Brown because of its aggressive behaviour fearlessness of human and the fact they're found on the most remote parts of Oz, by the time you get help you'll be dead 😳

[@gunstarhero8028]

@@rolfwerner8924 Don't worry, neither did macman. The king brown is not even in the top 10, it's actually just a species of black snake. Still dangerous, but the The Eastern Brown is the highly venomous one.

[@prodigypenn]

#2 is eastern brown snake, not king brown, coastal taipan used to be #3, but the recently identified western ranges taipan is now #3

[@FavkTheDemon]

11:53 Lmao Bro got drunk or something?

[@chutasan8299]

I discovered one when I was 12!

[@jozzch4878]

No.1 you can find it in Indonesia, they sometimes eat human in the jungle, sometimes they go to the village

[@pievesp.8551]

A few errors in your video but hey sounds good

[@childofthe60s100]

A FEW?????? There are DOZENS!!!

[@palmkinggod]

It looks delicious if you grill it over charcoal like an eel.

[@lordofalltime]

the King Kobra video has Dingo Dinkoman from South Africa, he's a good friend of Chandlers Wildlife

[@jascadet]

I freakin' love Dingo and Chandler. Boy would they ripe this video a new one. Some many incorrect facts... the should rename the channel to Non-FactFile.

[@parvez2103]

The title is Biggest Snakes and it starts with #10 and #9 etc obviously. But their order is not correct as #1 should have been the largest, but is not. Similarly in the entire video the larger and relatively smaller are all mixed up order.

[@childofthe60s100]

The whole video is full of fantasy, hearsay evidence and complete nonsense.

[@THEDIAMONDELEMENT_]

Also starts with the second biggest in Australia then leaves out scrub pythons

[@meph1570]

"no living snakes today compare to Titanoboa" but puts it on #3

[@cristogonzalezbasilio7721]

Hi im new

[@jimmyaustin4941]

this guy has facts so twisted

[@boikanyoonneng9170]

If you have never been to Africa and seen a Rock python , trust me you have no idea how happy you should be that it doesn't exist in your country. Rock pythons unlike most other snakes do not stop getting heavier if fed right. 380lb examples have been found before in the wild. Man eating Rock pythons. I am from Botswana so we have a few here. Imagine a 380lb snake 😳😳 that eats human adult males. Rock pythons are a lot larger than people think.

[@crashalexander7232]

FULL GROWN MEN IN BOTSWANA WEIGH 120 LB .....THATS A SNACK NOT A MEAL....LOLOL

[@nasakachumz3274]

You've obviously never been to Botswana

[@janineraycatti9828]

😍

[@neilhocking902]

You missed one mate there is the western Australia desert python l was coming home from a wheat n sheep farm with my missus n mother in-law we were about half way home about 25 - miles into our journey home when we came across a bloody big and I mean big snake crossing the road an the highways over there are fairly wide like about 35 or so feet across or one side to the other well when we came across this grandad python it was crossing the highway as we drove up to it on the road we never saw its head or tail and about 6 to 7 inches rising up off the road and round about 20 to 30 - inches around from top to bottom side to side right round to be precise so right across the highway of about 35 or so feet then 3 - 1/2 feet from the bitchemen road both sides to the stubble grass again with out seeing head or tail we estimated roughly about 40 to 45 feet long later when we got into town I seen one of my Aboriginal mates an told him about this big snake across the highway and discribed its colour patterns and told me it was a grandfather western desert python Gee's it was huge and I've been around the world and seen a lot of different snakes but none like as big as this you could've put 4 to 6 goats or sheep and what ever in its belly imagine that while it's crossing the highway hope you sleep well. Thanks seeya!.

[@guysdadyng9432]

I got fanged by cat snake and its venom effect was like a mixed drug

[@Allam21]

#Allam 21 vidio suara satwa hadir

[@willow46one96]

Snakes are awesome

[@TheExtraterrestrial99]

Those snakes are huge, but no where near the size of my anaconda.

[@dreamegalono1]

woah

[@darkfrostzph4021]

Biggest snake? Black mamba? Lord god

[@donnamorrell1895]

"Boa constrictors aren't dangerous, you can own one as a pet", I'm sorry but Every animal is dangerous in it's own way, and Boa's can grow large enough to wrap themselves around a small child, there is even the story of the man that had a Boa constrictor, that he loved dearly, and he thought love him back, because it would lay next to him in his bed every night, problem is, it was not laying next to him because it had any affection for the man, but instead was sizing him up for a potential meal, some of these snakes hunt crocs, humans and crocs can be similar in size, and some large snakes have been known to eat humans, Never become complacent, no matter the animal/species. because it's our own complacency that puts humans in dangerous situations, most of the time it costs either the humans life or the animals life, worse case scenario, it costs both lives. Self preservation seems to be something that is becoming less and less of a concern in our modern age, where peoples curiosity/stupidity overrides Self preservation causing needless deaths of both our species.

[@cflin4637]

that story about the "boa" that was sizing up it's owner is an old wives tale. It's a known story-meaning it's not true. Snakes, especially ambush predators aren't going to crawl up next to their prey to see if they can eat it. If you think about it logically, there's little chance of success when you alert your prey you are checking it out. 🤦🏼

[@donnamorrell1895]

@@cflin4637 I know what an old wives tale is, but the snake in the story was someone's pet and had free reign of the house, meaning it was not a wild animal, therefore ambush behaviour was not necessary.

[@simontrigg9059]

Donna Morrell,100% correct,one of the most sensible comments on here,the theory of Charles Darwin springs to mind.

[@cflin4637]

Ahem.... did you state the Indian Python was venomous?

[@moviemakerwannabe]

Did you really say a King Cobra "captures it's prey from 330feet away? How exactly does it do that?

[@CUNDUNDO]

Yes that's true because kings always have an army to protect him to capture and provide for him, they can even capture prey for the king hundreds of miles away imagine just 330feet away that's nothing.

[@moviemakerwannabe]

@@CUNDUNDO Well yes, there is that, lol.

[@karesz23]

@@CUNDUNDO very good explanation thank you. Now i am 1% smarter than before

[@pau2k]

"It doesn't target humans but will eat crocodiles... " ... well... we friends then!

[@user-lt4be1gq1z]

ฉันชอบ งูยักษ์..

[@botxaniket]

King cobra had 30 percent brain. He does not attack unless he feels threatened.

[@getsum697]

Drama, not facts are what's important here...

[@gshaindrich]

King cobras do certainly NOT have "one of the best eye sight in the animal kingdom", they also failed to mention that they are specialized on hunting other snakes

[@mytbpobrengofwchannel]

Oh my God so scary

[@belladonnasmoonstardust6474]

😬🐍

[@Zinzin869]

I was thinking this video would provide snakes denpending on their sizes from big to biggest. You have provided the venous snakes which are not matched with the title of your video.

[@seancushway6959]

African rock pythons are the most aggressive of all the pythons

[@Kryptic712]

You noted the olive python in Australia but missed our largest snake and the 3rd largest snake in the world: the amethyst or scrub python

[@topsyturvyy4558]

Black Mambas must be frightening creatures yet if they face a Mongoose they are the ones who need to be scared.

[@RogueCasualGamer]

Wait, did he say the indian Pythons is a large "venomous" python? (11:00) aren't all pythons constrictors?

[@darthja8292]

Yes they are

[@paulcoombes5581]

No Python aren’t venomous they all constrict their prey to death so where they got the information about the Indian Python is false

[@childofthe60s100]

Yes - constrictors - the entire video is full of huge errors.

[@ninjachihuahua4843]

I was today-years-old when I learned that there are King Cobras in the Philippines.

[@clobbyhops]

FactFile KZbin page should be called LieFile

[@JBS.khaleesi]

Titian boa the biggest snake here; and yes it’s still here off course

[@tash8016]

Yeah

[@kaosinc]

@ 0:45 you should have shown the whole video to give some a jump scare!

[@victoriaceleste2632]

Por Dios me llego a cruzar con una y me viene un infarto.

[@charlesm2003]

I nearly stepped on an olive python once

[@ytubepuppy]

Me too. I was in Kansas City and it was in New Deli. That's as close as I want to come to them.

[@Towerholder]

@FactFile at 11:00 you say that , the Indian python is a large venemous python. But that is false, because all pythons are nonvenomus and kill their prey by constriction.

[@srathish2735]

One more fact about King cobra Only snake in the world to build a nest to lay eggs

[@patrick9762]

They were that large because the world was a lot different in pre flood times .

[@phelixojwang9814]

Bado natafuta Omieri😛😛

[@robertschweppenhauser9891]

Love anything that kills crocodiles.

[@eduardojr.cordova2771]

King cobra can kill human with 15mins only😱

[@varunsingh1042]

Change it to " a Biggest dollar bill ever discovered"

[@rohzpopper4922]

In Malaysia ,in a remote swampy areas lies are but huge pythons 10 m long body diameter the same as old pictures of a tribe carrying 40 gallon metal drum size anaconda. Accidentally found coz an excavator was digging a drainage in a semi remote area and accidentally cut in half the huge python.Another same size snake escaped. Happened in the 80s in Perak,Malaysia. Usually in DAM water catchment areas have some huge king cobras with no size estimate. Roughly 8m long as a guy freak out touching the body 5' on a tree. He thought it was a vine and slashed it. It bleeds ! Also in the 80s I saw a street Chinese Herbal vendor stretched out 4 skins of dried King Cobras of 10 m length. The size is the same. Not Shure it's Malaysian or Thai origin. ( Off record) A King Cobra stop one foot from my face as I was kneeling to chip a big bamboo. But I heard movements on dried bamboo leaves. I thought it was a rat but got surprised as it gives out a spitting sound. I almost felt back on my bum. The snake stop and raise half a metre but stop as it expands the side cheek in egg yolk golden yellow. First time I shook with fear in my life ! My brother is a zookeeper in reptile section He told me once, just back up very slowly. It worked. The snake didn't strike. It have a habit to strike on your head

[@patrick9762]

Because .

[@patrick9762]

A couple of feet you mean .

[@-WRATH-]

In the beginning of the African Rock Python segment, you state that the longest ever seen is 20ft. Then later in the segment you state that they found a 25 foot one. which is it?

[@AngieMcBride-yh8hk]

😊 1:14