Top 10 Largest Reptiles

[@WatchMojo]

What we meant to say was "Reptiles with Legs AND Reptiles With No Legs"

[@jimb.7523]

WatchMojo.com U dun goof'd!

[@steveb8201]

WatchMojo.com oh wow...finally a 1080p video!!!!!

[@spiderpig1716]

ffs learn to use the metric system like the rest of the world. Please.

[@maharlikak]

WatchMojo.com sir, metric please

[@gatecharb8384]

Crocodiles are more related to birds than they are to lizards and other so called "reptiles." If crocodiles, turtles, snakes, and lizards are reptiles, then birds are reptiles too. We should also call all dinosaurs reptiles. The dinosaurs we all know resembled other "reptiles" more than our modern dinosaurs, birds, do today.

[@sotohc96]

"Reptiles and Snakes" A SNAKE IS A REPTILE

[@Princesi]

Hector Soto lmao right

[@peterjones819]

Very true

[@zZzLuJ1]

Hahaha i know u.

[@Nihontopride]

And the largest venomous snake is the King Cobra, but they put the Bushmaster on the list instead.

[@xxsuperxnova23xxx58]

@@Nihontopride that should be wrong both ways. The largest venomous snake alive is the gaboon viper. Look it up. 1. Longest venomous snake species (king cobra). 2. Largest venomous snake(Gaboon viper). The gaboon viper is not only the largest venomous snake species but it also the longest fangs of any known venomous snake known around the world.

[@TimothyMichaels]

My mother-in-law didn't make the list but did place 11th. 😶

[@davidbrown265]

this is one of the funniest things ive read all day

[@TimothyMichaels]

David Brown :)

[@zakakhan1572]

Hope she doesnt see this comment

[@simon0062]

God bless you.

[@naysahearn]

Do You Think Your Mother-In-Law Is a Snake?

[@hentesgyik95]

*SPOILER ALERT* Snakes are reptiles too...

[@shivramkarthik2882]

Yeah, we all know snakes are reptiles And it's not a spoiler alert, it's a fact

[@oceanmantakemebythehandlea5620]

It's a plot twist.

[@artemiolopez6442]

👌🏻😑👉🏻

[@javaleo3682]

axolotl too

[@hentesgyik95]

@@javaleo3682 Comedy.

[@Heyheywhatcanido]

Steve Irwin would go right up to the biggest one and call it a Beauty

[@artemiolopez6442]

👌🏻😑👉🏻

[@Elliottdetroit]

How did you not include the king cobra in this list... it's by far the longest venomous snake.

[@ajnut]

barcode0954 was wondering exactly same. They're as long as some pythons.

[@wanted9873]

barcode0954 Read the video title, Largest reptiles

[@apolonioman5479]

The reticulated Python is a much better and bigger predator and is non venomous. We're all subject to opinion though

[@ajnut]

Mr.DeaDPooL - snakes are reptiles. Hence they've included snakes in the video

[@SifernosRatLord]

I really can't believe they missed it, it has king in its name...

[@legendbemyname1638]

Watchmojo is starting to feel like watchmojo again.

[@ceo661]

rat boy don't you mean matchmojo. to watchjojo

[@carncats07]

I agree. Lately their lists have been more like "Top 10 lizards that look like Thanos" or some such dreck.

[@arttashfilms9816]

rat boy don't speak too soon. The next list will be top ten ways you can tie your shoes

[@BugattiONE666]

What, they put a snake and a turtle as bigger than crocodiles?

[@artemiolopez6442]

👌🏻😑👉🏻

[@aidansmith5346]

The second I saw this list the first thing that popped in my was, "I'll be very surprised if the saltwater crocodile isn't number one".

[@Nihontopride]

Do a “top 10 mistakes Watchmojo made” video.

[@artemiolopez6442]

👌🏻😑👉🏻

[@artemiolopez6442]

👌🏻😑👉🏻

[@vegitoblue145]

Snakes are reptiles

[@BadassRandomness]

Top Ten largest eagles and birds

[@vegitoblue145]

😂😂

[@isaag1813]

But not all reptiles are snakes.

[@kronjohnkc]

I'm glad someone else knows that.

[@johndoherty487]

Snake's are lizard reptiles.

[@jeromesuarez5293]

Galapagos tortoise??? Its freakin huge!! Still that saltwater crocodile is big tho

[@benlaidlaw5457]

Zyper That was what I was expecting for top spot..... it wasn’t even included!?

[@jeromesuarez5293]

Yea same

[@ultraamazingtop10s90]

@@benlaidlaw5457 probably because saltwaters are 10 times Bigger

[@benlaidlaw5457]

CrocodileKing But they have monitor lizards and snapping turtles... they are no where near the size of a adult Galapagos tortoise or even an Aldabra tortoise at that matter.

[@sllrufskez5419]

That thing will freaking bite your face off I feel like non of y’all are Australian

[@joshuaaparicio3085]

#1- Kevin Durant

[@bruskydu]

Yep, I wonder why did they let a snake slip into the soils of California

[@justinmario4196]

BIG W 😂🤣😂

[@benderbendingrodriguez8950]

#2 Lebron James (soon!)

[@iimduu9287]

lmao biggest L of is career

[@cucumberinass477]

Underated comment

[@TheNightmareRider]

>Saltwater Crocs being the closest we have to Dinosaurs. Have you SEEN a Cassowary? Birds literally ARE dinosaurs, and those massive birds prove it.

[@SD-wj9bv]

Cros are in the same groups with birds and dinosaur. Dothey do have a point

[@NoahS4226]

@@SD-wj9bv Birds are still closer. Seeing as like he said: THEY ARE LITERALLY DINOSAURS. THEY EVOLVED FROM THE CLADE DINOSAURIA IN THE CRETACEOUS PERIOD OVER A HUNDRED MILLION YEARS AGO BUT THEY STILL EVOLVED FROM DINOSAURS. The group crocodiles evolved from diverged in the early Triassic about 250 million years ago before dinosaurs were really a thing. The outspread legs of lizards and crocodiles are the primary differentiating trait between them and dinosaurs. But yes, crocodiles are the next most closely related family

[@adhamelmaghalawi_7320]

I'm SOOOOOOOOOOO glad they did a video on reptiles! Reptiles r amazing!

[@meredithtoich3150]

They most certainly are, I love reptiles. I'm especially a fan of snakes, I wish I had one for a pet.

[@shitass1394]

@@meredithtoich3150 get one!

[@meredithtoich3150]

@@shitass1394 I really wish I could. If I had to choose just one it would be either a salamander or a medium snake.

[@shitass1394]

@@meredithtoich3150 why cant you? Snakes by far are the easiest to keep

[@meredithtoich3150]

@@shitass1394 My dad won't allow me. For one reason he doesn't know how much a snake would cost and another reason is that I'm 25 years of age and I'm still living with my dad, he's trying to save up as much money as he can because he's getting remarried again so I don't want to take any money from him if he needs it for that. Plus I already have 1 dog, 1 cat and 3 turtles so I think I should take it slow with the animals we keep in our house.

[@jordano.3650]

Where's Mark Zuckerberg?

[@rockngaming2060]

Aeolus that’s what I said

[@nekomancer24]

Lol

[@DudeWazap103]

Yeah I know, now this list seems rigged.

[@terrybatman]

Aeolus dudes a manlet. Too small to be on the list

[@mfznal-hafidz8592]

Wow, dark...

[@TheHPExperiment]

Why did you show a Burmese python during the reticulated python section?

[@jordansdada27]

They also showed an american alligator during the nile croc section.

[@misssophie22]

Also they showed a boa constrictor during the burmese python section! (1:41)

[@joshuacastro3435]

During the Reticulated Python section there is a video of a Burmese Python in a tree

[@xenorf911]

Snakes are reptiles.

[@choward874]

A 30 foot anaconda was just caught in the Amazon rainforest!

[@choward874]

@ang Dalubhasa I fkn can't find it anymore!

[@artemiolopez6442]

👌🏻😑👉🏻

[@michaelkrogh624]

At 1:41... That's a boa constrictor, not a Burmese python 😂🙄

[@TheHPExperiment]

Yep. And at 2:25, they put a picture of a Burmese python while they were taking about retics.

[@emmaleesisam307]

Michael Krogh I watched this video just to see how many mistakes that I would find😂

[@shivramkarthik2882]

Gunta 1:41 that is indeed a python snake, not a boa snake. There's a difference between them when you look at the skull. Pythons skulls are long but boas have wider and bulky skulls like anacondas

[@4lex4unk4n]

Ikr

[@patrickobrien5311]

@@shivramkarthik2882 you're right that there's a difference in head shape but that IS a boa not a python. It's head is shaped like a boa...

[@bhunt799]

American Alligator: Am I a joke to you?

[@gigibby5420]

Orinoco crocodiles usually get bigger than their cousins, the Nile crocodile. Orinoco crocodiles are 837 pounds and sometimes get to 1322. Nile crocodiles are around 496-1603. They sometimes hit 2400. The American crocodiles get to 2200. Orinocos get to 2350. Saltines get to 4400. The Indian gharial is 1900-2100.

[@herohamza1196]

Mesozoic Reptiles need more love

[@raul350raptor]

I see a lot of people hating and picking out simple mistakes just to make themselves feel better or pretend they’re reptile experts, I enjoyed the video, thanks :)

[@randompersonnotalienbecaus5161]

They are just correcting it

[@randompersonnotalienbecaus5161]

And besides we dont know if they were real experts

[@7judgem]

1:41 Is a boa, not a burm. Nice to see you recognise the retics as the longest rather than the green anaconda!

[@ps4_controller]

How did a alligator not even crack the honorable mentions

[@AcidAroma]

Gotta say I knew the Komodo and Saltwater Croc would be at the top of the list. But gotta say I do believe the American gator grows slightly bigger than Komodo Dragons.

[@draw2death421]

And reticulated pythons grow bigger that both of them.

[@crimsonshadow1140]

the Burmes python is awesome, and adorable

[@avasubbarao4361]

I love their puppy dog mouths

[@dhruvrawat430]

Crocs scare the shit out of me. So does still water. Both statements are related.

[@alibabasaluja6764]

DHRUV RAWAT but a camodo dragon will chase you down two countries to eat you. It will climb a tree a light pole open your door and runs 40 mph to chase you that mf is the most fearsom in stalking. A crocodile is just big with a big mouth but not great hunters. Off land

[@TheRICKY85]

Crocs can be deadly out of water as well.

[@Fluminox-]

Alibaba Saluja what's a camodo dragon? Because it's "komodo dragon"

[@minimexican1967]

The fuck is a corc?

[@freshavocado2519]

Nah, ugly AF but comfy AF

[@xlilbunny]

Really, really creative list you guys have here.

[@KatGlos]

Amazing :D they're like living dinosaurs!

[@gatecharb8384]

They are not. Birds are the only living dinosaurs. They're all reptiles though.

[@MelonSquasher]

In awe at the size of these units

[@meredithtoich3150]

It's Meredith again and I agree with your picks in this video Rebecca, and I honestly love them. I've been a huge animal girl my whole life and I think that all of the lizards on your list are very, very unique and beautiful. My cousin Veronica especially loves komodo dragons and I'm a really big fan when comes to snakes. I honestly wish I had a snake for a pet, maybe a boa constrictor. If I had to choose from any other lizard it would have to be an iguana or a gecko. I just love lizards and I hope you do too.

[@adamko69]

Do top 10 Amazon animals next

[@knightofarkronia8652]

1:18 I held one of those bad boys on my shoulders once! It was actually somewhat soothing.

[@primaldefender1933]

1. Saltwater Crocodile 2. Nike Crocodile 3. Gharial 4. Leatherback Turtle 5. Black Caiman 6. American Crocodile 7. American Alligator 8. Green Anaconda 9. Siamese Crocodile 10. Reticulated Python Honourable Mentions: Komodo Dragon, Aldabra Giant Tortoise, Galapagos Giant Tortoise, Green Turtle, Megalania?

[@bunniesforsale4667]

Kudos. A much more accurate list than this video.

[@primaldefender1933]

Oliver Waters there have been potential sightings. That’s why I put the ?.

[@papigringo5692]

I saw a Nike crocodile once. Had a big swoosh on its back. Terrifying.

[@waynewayne5594]

king cobra? they can grow almost 20 feet and are the biggest venomous snake

[@primaldefender1933]

Wayne Wayne they are not big at all compared to many constrictors and as they are long and thin, there volume is not so great

[@jefftherefan804]

I remember reading a book as a kid saying that the reticulated python could get as long as 32 feet.

[@draw2death421]

Record was 32.8 Feet yeah.

[@coletrainhetrick]

My two favorite animals at 1 and 2, great to see it happen

[@zafarhabib1914]

The Nile Crocodile. That's an epic rhyme

[@knightofarkronia8652]

Not only is the number one pick about the size of a great white shark, but it's possible that their bite force is even stronger!

[@xenorf911]

Why don't you use the international metric system or at least say the two measures? This USA system is very confusing.

[@bikryakiidnasaka908]

Rafael Rocha they want us to watch with fucking calculators

[@JohnMesch]

Reeee I use a totally logical and easy to convert system of measurement reeee

[@DaenaMichelle]

Came to the comments to see if I was the only one disliking the video for this

[@HugoCassimiro]

I’m still trying to convert all the measurements. PLEASE include the metric system

[@Fat_Panda_Gamer]

Watchmojo aren't Americans, they're Canadians. They're largest fan base is in North America, and thus use that system of measurement. I thought self entitlement was an American stereotype.

[@koi5906]

I learn more from this channel than in school

[@joshuacastro3435]

The last photo of the Nile Crocodile section is an American Alligator

[@shahiraomar4229]

Josh Castro actually it’s not

[@vCertifiedDom]

There's something called an American crocodile

[@nicosy282]

Saltwater crocodile is the largest reptile that I have encountered at a zoo as well as its natural habitat during my visit in Australia 🇦🇺

[@terrenceending2868]

WatchMojo 👏

[@Xaviator619]

Funny thing was that at first, I would think that the Nile Crocodile was the largest Crocodile, and I also found out that the Komodo Dragon was not only the largest Lizard, but the largest Monitor.

[@draw2death421]

Thats not true tho. Megalania was the largest Monitor Lizard to exist. They were 11.5 - 23 Feet long.

[@abrahamel-gothamy6472]

Snakes are reptiles...

[@myth9013]

7:13 Chicken: Am I a Joke to You?

[@DreDay982]

Did I miss the memo are snakes not reptiles now

[@peterjones819]

Yes Tropical Storm, yes they are.

[@evansteiner5520]

🐍

[@thegamimgferrettgf6948]

No you did not miss the memo

[@gatecharb8384]

Birds are reptiles too.

[@louisblack8474]

Gatechar B no, they're not

[@katyh8406]

Nigel Marven at 2:14 is my childhood hero

[@tomdou8096]

Fed Renekton..

[@averyvanderlouw1193]

I didn’t expect watch mojo to make a video about what I collect

[@horstweinert7204]

But....snakes are reptiles. Why differentiate? And the T-Rex is not a reptile..wtf Watchmojo. And that statement about the lizards is especially rich now and just redundant. I'm so confused

[@peterjones819]

Horst Weinert, T-rex is a dinosaur and what is a dinosaur....?

[@horstweinert7204]

the top pick is a decent choice though, props for that

[@MrSeeTurtlee]

Peter Jones scientists have discovered that dinosaur are more closely related to birds

[@AlChestBreachFan7]

All dinosaurs are reptiles but not all reptiles are dinosaurs.

[@SirDanFilmsUnltd]

Horst Weinert There are four types of snake on the list and they stated at the beginning that they wouldn’t be counting EXTINCT reptiles, ergo no dinosaurs. EDIT: Just realised that they stated “Reptiles & Snakes” at the start...redundant Mojo, I guess.

[@zain1m107]

Love your videos

[@Chairman1717]

U missed our king of the monsters, Godzilla

[@meredithtoich3150]

I have to agree with you on that one. Godzilla certainly is the most colossal lizard anyone will ever see, and I don't care what anyone will say, he's as real to me as anything or anyone I've ever seen in movies or otherwise. The other Kaijus are absolutely no different. None Whatsoever!

[@Chairman1717]

@@meredithtoich3150 long live the king, he is real to us too

[@myth9013]

But... WHAT ABOUT THE OXYGEN DESTROYER?

[@ra_alf9467]

And his old bro, G. Earth

[@themagician9960]

Are we just going to ignore the fact that salt water croc in the thumbnail is so clean!??

[@Zrs447]

Watchmojo clearly not fact checking this video lmao, also the order of this video makes no sense. How is the Bush master higher up than the retic even though it’s much smaller....?

[@jschouten1985]

SPECTATlNG it's just a "Top 10", not a "Top 10 counting from smallest to biggest"

[@dinosoid2000]

I remember seeing that giant snapping turtle at the Shedd when I was younger. That sucker was ginormous!

[@madsnowman4067]

Biggest snake is called Coutinho

[@mfznal-hafidz8592]

Are you Liverpool fan?

[@chelseacanales8763]

People think that reptiles are ugly and disgusting, but I think they are an amazing species, and spectacular animals.

[@TheHPExperiment]

Correct.

[@PussyDestroyer231balkanboy]

reptiles aren't a species

[@jimb.7523]

*#1 - My trouser snake!* 😉😉😉😉😉

[@pedroxruz6032]

Jim, no...

[@brettcommons7035]

This Comment is why North Korea hates us

[@jordano.3650]

Lmao

[@evansteiner5520]

🐍

[@somerandomname3124]

You have a reptile for a penis? Pretty weird dude. I have a Blue Whale for my penis, biggest on earth.

[@derkarevalo3050]

Where the heck is the Galapagos Tortoise!!!! Been waiting for it mate!!!

[@slightlygone]

No King Cobra? It's the longest venomous snake in the world

[@Ghostkilla773]

Largest not longest

[@calebwilliams790]

@@Ghostkilla773 largest and longest

[@zooemperor3954]

The Bronx Zoo had a Reticulated python named Samantha who measured in at around 26-28 feet. However, 26 feet is the verified measurement. Maybe she should’ve been mentioned in this video

[@stonedstakegaming5458]

I LIKE SNAKES LIKE THE ONE IS MY PANTS

[@black_viking9149]

huh gayyyy

[@MrBIG1993BOY]

Can tell that you are trying to compensate for something 😏

[@ricardosepulveda9804]

yeah your clown

[@charliehewett5034]

Green anaconda were never considered the longest snake, but are considered the largest, taking into consideration weight and length, making it the largest living snake species

[@randomyoutubecommenterfan9481]

African bullfrog is gotta be 1 Realizes frogs are amphibians

[@NoahS4226]

I was about to go off on your ass lmao good thing I clicked read more

[@Ben-ep1de]

Am I the only one that has a little aussie pride when our crocs are number 1?

[@neo7i]

Woooow

[@tryingtomake9871]

This is amazing. how did you collected it?

[@LippyWitch]

the komodo ate all the other fauna XD

[@NoahS4226]

Look up "Megalania". It's essentially a komodo dragon on steroids. Been extinct for a while tho :/

[@Mrreddead1011]

We all joke about how WatchMojo is running out of ideas but I actually think they're running out of ideas.

[@metecemkarahasanoglu2019]

Seriously you could mention the lenghts and weights in metric. But only THE WHOLE WORLD uses it...

[@NoahS4226]

I hate being American sometimes

[@donaldmonroe6823]

This list was all over the place and I could've sworn that the Nile croc was the biggest croc

[@markomiljkovic750]

Cool

[@TheEdgeoftheWild]

Reptiles really are amazing creatures, and these are some true giants among animals! A really neat, and informative vid -- Green Anacondas & Salties are personal favs of ours!

[@allanvijuvarghese6011]

The King cobra is the largest venomous snake in the world..and it's not on the list.

[@VittorioSergi]

and it's not even a cobra

[@thebeingwithnoicon7561]

Vittorio Sergi it a cobra idiot

[@VittorioSergi]

no, a king cobra isn't a cobra, same way the humpback and the blue whale aren't whales

[@kindairrelevantguy6445]

Vittorio Sergi Idiot

[@InvestingHustler]

Our 2018 version of dinosaurs 😱

[@teagenbarnett6269]

Reptiles AND snakes? But snakes are reptiles, what the and?

[@gatecharb8384]

"Reptile" is such an outdated and straight away a garbage term. I'll copypaste a comment I made earlier; Crocodiles are more related to birds than they are to lizards and other so called "reptiles." If crocodiles, turtles, snakes, and lizards are reptiles, then birds are reptiles too. We should also call all dinosaurs reptiles. The dinosaurs we all know resembled other "reptiles" more than our modern dinosaurs, birds, do today. In conclusion; birds are reptiles.

[@teagenbarnett6269]

Gatechar B naw man you’re going way to far with this, biggest difference between reptiles and birds is that birds still have feathers. Of course everything is related, and both come from the dinosaurs, but again birds still have feathers. I mean by your logic pidgins are mammals because they feed their young milk. Now if you want to make an argument about kingdoms, phylums, classes etc etc, than you might get somewhere. Other wise you’re dead wrong.

[@gatecharb8384]

If crocodiles are reptiles, as they are, then dinosaurs are reptiles too. You can stay illogical, but I refuse to be a fool.

[@teagenbarnett6269]

Gatechar B some dinosaurs are reptiles, but not all of them. Dinosaurs are the relatives of almost every species currently alive. You’re sitting on a fallacy and just don’t know it. Reptile is not a dated term, it’s a classification of animal the have cold blood, egg laying potential, and have legs the jut out from the side of their body. Some reptiles have evolved differently, like snakes, but still have the same remnants. Snakes still have hip bones and are sometimes born with small leg bones. You’re calling me illogical but you your self are completely Lost to the truth. I suppose you think the platypus is a reptiles too since it lays eggs, and bats are birds since they fly. Not everything is a black and white as you say.

[@gatecharb8384]

"Dinosaurs are the relatives of almost every species currently alive." You are so full of shit. Everybody is related to everybody. "and bats are birds since they fly." You are the genius who would call bats birds because they could fly. Just because birds don't look like your typical reptile, does not make them not reptiles. You don't even see the irony, do you? Is Opah a mammal because it is warm blooded? >Because some reptiles are more closely related to birds than they are to other reptiles (e.g., crocodiles are more closely related to birds than they are to lizards), the traditional groups of "reptiles" listed above do not together constitute a monophyletic grouping or clade (consisting of all descendants of a common ancestor). For this reason, many modern scientists prefer to consider the birds part of Reptilia as well, thereby making Reptilia a monophyletic class, including all living Diapsids. -en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reptile >Dinosaurs are a diverse group of reptiles of the clade Dinosauria. -en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dinosaur > As such Sauria can be seen as a crowned-group of all modern reptiles (including birds) within the larger total group Sauropsida, which also contains various stem-reptile groups. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sauria Oh wow, even Wikipedia has a more up-to-date explanation than a genius like you.

[@christineparis5607]

In Texas, there are some gigantic snapping turtles in the middle of our city! The lake where I walk my dogs has had some record ones, and they are extremely aggressive! In spite of their size, they blend in perfectly with leaves, sticks and plants. You don't see them until they strike. We had record rains a few times in the last several years and reports of alligators and snapping turtles in neighborhoods were all over. I never walk my dogs near the lake edge!!

[@lukasz1154]

You might aswell just list all the people in my school

[@CMDRBonbon]

Can't tell if watchmojo has hit rock bottom or peaked with this video,

[@vippsmillennial6336]

I think you guys forgot the Gharial, a fish-eating croc found in India. They're just as large as the salties.

[@ethancobbold9575]

NO, check facts they may get long and some recods

[@ethancobbold9575]

may have been big

[@ethancobbold9575]

but salties are bigger and heavier

[@curliousoakshield2889]

Fish are not reptiles

[@DetBareMikkel]

Was about to write the same. Although not as heavy, I believe specimens of equal length to the saltwater croc has been reported. I'm genuinly chuffed that someone else mentioned it. Almost no one knows about it. Neither the size or the species.

[@tres9007]

2:13 lol that bald guys face tho XD

[@zeezus890]

Where's T H E Z U C C?

[@NoahS4226]

He's 5' 7. That's not big

[@brandonaughtman9091]

The Gila Monster needs more love.

[@lopezfan24]

Really running out of ideas.

[@Dragontamer135]

Brian Griffin no their not. Shut the fuck up

[@NebulaDark]

Says the horrible dog.

[@olleselin]

😒

[@alexthelizardking]

Brian Griffin How's your son? The one you never see?

[@lopezfan24]

alex thelizardking you do know Brian is a fictional character, right?

[@salvadbg]

Please Mojo, Add some international units annotations/subtitles to your future videos so everybody can easily know the sizes (and stuff...) :))

[@SetMeFree9]

I hate snakes😑

[@cha5]

"Snakes...Why'd it have to be snakes?"

[@hellfiresalmon6047]

Why

[@mondomusreptilious3378]

Once * Army but they’re cool

[@evansteiner5520]

🐍

[@allhailzamasu69]

Once * Army snakes hate you too

[@lockedheartunlocked]

You dropped the ball watchmojo. You had the best opportunity to give Nessy an honorable mention but failed.

[@RiotHiei]

But Donald Trump isnt even on this list

[@BboyTurok1990]

Same thing with Hillary Clinton.

[@krisu101]

SmokeFan2014 well he's kind of a snake so yeah.. he's a reptile I guess

[@DudeWazap103]

I thought he was an Orange.

[@terrybatman]

RiotHiei as per his doctor, he is slim. So he isn't a big reptile

[@louisblack8474]

RiotHiei you mean Barack Obama?

[@shadowblade7491]

I simply adore how the honorable mentions don't even get a voice narrating their names. Goody. Pheesh. F'd up.

[@joppalynneparis6753]

List is so wrong 1. Queen of England 2. Hillary Clinton 3.bernie Sanders 4. Rothschild family

[@Hollywood-mn3wn]

Joppa Lynne Paris you forgot Bill

[@blackronin848]

What’s wrong with Bernie and the queen

[@dr.bright6272]

There's a freshwater crocodile in reptiles gardens that is 12 ft they call him Maniac though he's fairly old and spends most of his time in the water supposedly sleeping though I think he's actually hunting

[@sebastianandrescabezascamp4063]

Loved the video. Would appreciate thought that the next video would use the equivalent of measures in the international system

[@joshuacastro3435]

One of the pictures in the Burmese Python section there was a picture of a boa constrictor

[@jujugravitygaming7826]

🦎 lizards and 🐊 crocodiles are my fav reptiles

[@apolonioman5479]

Just came back from Australia. Never been more scared to swim in ocean

[@dbevans1328]

Green Anaconda is my fav

[@stanzaathang8154]

wow i didn't expect to see so many of my friends on this list