What If The Titanoboa Never Stopped Evolving?

[@Adrian-21co]

if titanoboa still exists today they will be YOINKED

[@icee_i]

😂😂… only real ones know

[@d.lowthegreat]

He'll be in the Everglades waiting to yoink it😂😂😂

[@milansamaddar4560]

The 20 foot Burmese python would have been spared

[@Mentallyill-f3v]

Lololol IYKYK

[@matthewrochester5138]

Wdym

[@MrIssa2021]

Simple answer: We're cooked 💀

[@ROY-wd3xf]

1 click , 1000 missile

[@KanchanJoshi-t5f]

True

[@taurusly]

​@TheMemories9626 Simple answer: We're killed

[@Lamar231]

😂😂😂😂

[@TheTridentMarque]

We wouldn't we have sophisticated weaponry and science. Humanity and all other living creatures are covered. 😅

[@jasonstandley2302]

This is my first time seeing the face behind the voice. Must say I’m loving this style of video. Much more interactive with the viewer!!

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thanks!

[@SeanRoss1981]

@@WhatIfScienceShow Yeah I agree, bro. When I saw him maybe eight months ago for the first time, the voice went right with the face and all of a sudden he feels like a Canadian to me. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. And then I looked it up and I believe he is from Canada, but he is a very intelligent dude. And I noticed that Canadian folks always have the catchy shows. What if? you can’t do that on television Are two very different periods of time the creativity of each of the shows is original entertaining, etc. I don’t know anyway I’m rambling. I believe he’s a scientist and built himself a production company underknown I believe. I don’t remember the correct spelling of the name, but I believe it is Peter Schmiedchen. I hope I didn’t butcher the spelling of that.

[@SeanRoss1981]

The Titanoboa is still hangin round. Saw it this morning

[@ChSaiSathvik4325]

😶😶

[@Mr.kadhir1663]

Bro 😅💀

[@MISTER_L_OC]

If it's there, how are you even alive???

[@Jellydonutdonut]

It's a joke

[@Deerfield5]

Sure bud

[@Ashuuuu]

1:57 Turtle : Where are you licking Step-Titanoboa?

[@HOTSHOTGAMING-eb3ds]

👀🌚👹

[@SPRSH-gs4zx]

Wdym by step Titanoboa 😂😂😂😂😭😭😭😭

[@ulfatara6428]

It's the turtle's step dad

[@Hamzaben710]

Why are you the way you are

[@CacaPopo-nk6qc]

What are you doing step Broo kennel

[@jabbarmuhammad]

Seeing a titanoboa would be a awesome spectacular and scary sight

[@blckjerb7216]

​@TheMemories9626u didn't have to😂😂😂

[@aparnarai3708]

​@TheMemories9626 or simply manage a way to mimic it's dna and make one of your own

[@ridwanhusain3445]

Was titanoboa larger than anaconda

[@Josephissodumb]

The titanaboa was abt 10x longer then a andaconda or even bigger. So yea the andaconda is not close to bein as big as a titanboa

[@vishalvishalgowda4799]

And could be your last sight too 😂

[@KimsLantern]

WHY there aren’t more creature feature movies about giant snakes is beyond me. I want more giant snake monster movies!!!

[@TimTheEnchanter0]

Revenge for snakes on a plane? 😂

[@cloudtheavegner1000]

Boa, Python, Boa vs Python. These were all bad, though.

[@itsmajinwolf430]

I subbed 6 years ago. Time flies by fast. Thank you for making us good content.

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thanks for supporting so long!

[@guillermoj.rivera1825]

Those videos are absolutely marvelous i'm learning english by myself and i love watching them to learn, greeting from Nicaragua

[@WhatIfScienceShow]

Thank you!

[@noelsolo61]

If Titanoboa existed today, they can be food.

[@Kpopsta_n]

Exactly

[@SceneJunkiesYT]

VASUKA INDICUS is the biggest snake in the world and it's found in India 🇮🇳🐍🌎

[@narenvarne]

Chinese: Yes! 😂

[@rafaelisslaam1894]

You mean we would be their food

[@diegoquezada3193]

@@rafaelisslaam1894 No titanoboa would be food

[@leonscottkennedy007]

2:46 i still experience 30 celsius+ degree the whole year in india😭😭😭

[@juliusp2364]

😂

[@naren6]

That's normal in india

[@umaruchan8828]

35+ is normal for India

[@milansamaddar4560]

45+ in summer 😂

[@leonscottkennedy007]

@@milansamaddar4560 fr summers are literally nightmare

[@phkit420]

Snake soup would be way more popular

[@Rkovenom]

Bruh

[@lancerevell5979]

And, a LOT of boots & belts per snake. 😅

[@ImuBozu]

@@lancerevell5979 We will probably start farming and breeding them to make unlimited boots and belts

[@Bianca-o7k]

🤣🤣

[@rafaelisslaam1894]

Yall are joking right?

[@longlivetheblackmamba2-8-24]

1 meter in girth is actually insane

[@LordVermithor]

😂😂 totally misread that

[@spicymemes7458]

What's worse? A Leviathan roaming free and eating whatever breathes in its path or world governments outbidding each other as to which can turn it into a weapon first.

[@miguelholder6700]

Or you bidding each other for who be Sacrifice to be eaten first you mean😂😂😅

[@praveendehariya5856]

anything where Country and Govt. is involved

[@keeplearningwithGoodguy]

World government? One piece??

[@Sampleofgod]

Ah yes the titanaboa just decided "yk what? I don't feel like evolving anymore"

[@elizabethspectorlouden9054]

Bruhhhhhhhhh so right 💀💀💀💀🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Sampleofgod]

@@elizabethspectorlouden9054 I am so tired of these clickbaity """"science""""" channels spreading misinformation

[@justaguyee]

Dude, we live in 45-50 degrees Celsius for months. 25-26 degrees sounds good for us.

[@Deerfield5]

You would die in 45-50 degree Celsius it's 113 degrees

[@justaguyee]

@@Deerfield5 jst google hottest temperature recorded in India.

[@BrettShaw]

At that time, the Earth's average annual temperature was 24-25 Celsius. Today this value is between 13-14 degrees C.

[@leonscottkennedy007]

​@BrettShaw dude india is just hot every day like that

[@harshitsharma4869]

😂 What are you talking about Kids Play Cricket here at 47 degree C in Delhi, Jaipur.​@@Deerfield5

[@pieRana]

This is amazing, loved it, thank you!

[@CaelanHo]

There's obviously size constraints due to square cube law but it could get pretty big

[@aanavnayak3130]

If one human died,IN A CITY,news would spread like wildfire,we finna be hunting titanoboas like crazy.

[@hiteshbisht5728]

Vasuki indicus is the leargest snake in the world , titanoboa is just a baby snake in front of it...pls check more info about recently discovered vasuki indicus...

[@paldentamang9091]

very funny...baby snake really?

[@Boomstercriminal]

Are you dumb,titanaboa is not a baby compared to indica viscus and maybe there are much larger titanaboa fossils that haven't been discovered,even larger than vasuki indicus

[@angrajmohan4938]

​@@paldentamang9091 Yes, Google it

[@two0092]

baby snake?? wtf

[@paldentamang9091]

@RohitSinsinwar-s9s well the commenter said baby snake so.. also vasuki indicus full specimen has not been found. so its length has been in a longer range of 11-15m. Due to this, its length calculation is also questioned. Maybe after finding full specimen, the answer will be clearer.

[@উন্মো_চন]

I am a new subscriber from Bangladesh.

[@eugenetkd]

During the summer?💀💀 That's a winter temp where I am😂😂

[@Italktomyselfsometimes]

It still exists, i see it everytime i look down😪

[@shamarkiedalrymple7938]

bruh what😂😂😂

[@rafaelisslaam1894]

Stop the cap, u shrimp d ass fool

[@Theyoutuberpolyglot]

You are such a charming savvy man. We can learn a lot from you.

[@alexrocio7627]

If any giant animal was still alive humanity would just destroy it….never underestimate humanity

[@rafaelisslaam1894]

No they wouldn’t, you are overestimating humans. This creature can destroy an entire continent in a day lmao. It’s bulletproof n fireproof. This is a god dude, humans has absolutely no chance against something like this

[@yappertron90000]

​@@rafaelisslaam1894Can it withstand a tank shell to the face, though?

[@rafaelisslaam1894]

@@yappertron90000 yes it can lol, it would probably just eat it n absorb it.

[@yappertron90000]

@@rafaelisslaam1894 k automatically you're a troll, but hey i mean I'm all for debating and stuff if you're actually serious and would like to back up why a titanoboa, who is made up of flesh and tissues, can withstand a projectile that can destroy or cause significant structural damage without much effort

[@yappertron90000]

@@rafaelisslaam1894 heres what the tank can easily take down Buildings (Houses, factories, light concrete structures, etc) Bunkers and fortification Bridges Armored Vehicles, etc. By the way, Titanoboa isn't metal. Even a 9mm bullet can puncture it. A tank is more than enough to just blow it's face off, Flesh and tissue doesn't stand a chance against something that destroys metal for sport. Such as a shell delivered from a tank

[@Dreamy-x2c]

I just love your videos like they give me movie experience❤❤❤ Thanks❤❤❤

[@southernpatriot8151]

This channel is good as fas as science fiction goes.

[@johnylee9896]

Isn't Vasuki indicus longer in length than Titanoboa .

[@HTbschtm-od2ty]

Don't bring your religion here 😂typical Indian

[@TimTheEnchanter0]

Less known and more complicated to pronounce

[@dnshd4759]

0:19 what movie is that? Like where the clips are from?

[@johnconstantine2518]

Anaconda Its a 2024 Chinese remake to the original Its an awesome movie, highly recommend it

[@Jaco-RL]

Fr​@@johnconstantine2518

[@sadidlaiho]

A.I generated

[@Mrretrooffical]

Snakes in Australia: two steps ahead…I am..always… two steps ahead

[@vizddraig]

1) the titanoboa grew that large due to oxygen levels spiking so basically with the oxygen levels now they will definitely shrink 2) Titanoboa would not survive the heating if water because of not only acidic problem but due to lack of oxygen in water which makes the fish die and lead to no food for it

[@Nathan_5k]

I have one in my pants

[@SMLFAN-hv7pk]

😈🍆🍆

[@NasrinJahan243]

How big is it ?

[@Nathan_5k]

@Nasrin_Begum wtf 💀

[@openbaarvervoerRET]

@No_onethe2ndhow big ?

[@Nathan_5k]

@openbaarvervoerRET very

[@Bouncerboy33]

How hot is 25 Degrees? It sounds pretty Cool.

[@Da1EbonyCoCo]

It's very cold

[@Deerfield5]

Wrong

[@sjlovesbread]

25 degrees celsius is 77 degrees fahrenheit

[@BrettShaw]

At that time, the Earth's average annual temperature was 24-25 Celsius. Today this value is between 13-14 degrees C.

[@kellygears8514]

​@sjlovesbread thanks! Was just getting ready to Google to find out

[@410kane]

Basically we would be like pinky mice to titanoboa

[@goatsandroses4258]

I looked this up, and I think some sources are using the word "girth" wrong. "Girth" is the distance AROUND something, like a belt around your waist, or a band around a horse (the saddle is held on by a "girth.") There are plenty of humans with a "girth" of 1 meter/3 feet/36 inches. That's not really huge and would NOT bring the snake's back up to a human's waist. For the snake to be that tall, it would be the snake's diameter being 1 meter. That would make the snake's back roughly the height of some desks or counters.

[@gibrilbah1361]

I love this channel❤️

[@blackuniverse99]

Peter the GOAT it's great to see you again buddy 💙

[@Thrive910]

Please also convert Celsius to Fahrenheit when you mention temperature or just pop it up as a watermark on the screen to give us in the states a better sense of what you are describing.

[@robertm3205]

Its amazing to see how much fantasy a grown up can have.

[@shainarobb5473]

There is nothing you can do when titanboa wrapper that will not stop 🛑 wrapping until, your last breath. This is so something else

[@guyjackson1839]

It is still around but because it’s quite intelligent it never goes on the surface, it only hunts underground and because it’s adapted to doing that for years, it only needs to eat rarely and the food does not have to be big at all.

[@Leopez02]

What if Titanoboa is still alive? I believe there is some BIG snakes in places like Southern America's Brazil and Amazon rainforests, no Titanoboa snakes, but BIG! What's the BIGGEST ever found snake today and where it's been found? 🌏🌍🌎🏞🏝🐍

[@sjlovesbread]

The biggest known snake of today is the green anaconda and it is found in South America.

[@Danny_6ixx]

Biggest snake I've seen Live was about 13 to nearly 14 feet. I'm from Guyana 🇬🇾 (South America), ive researched for the largest snakes in the world, and a majority of the time the country with the most recent largest snakes recorded findings is Brazil(which is also from south america and neighbouring nations with guyana) which makes sense because the amazon River is also right in Brazil and runs through here and alot of times those large snakes or anacondas we find today are most of the time close by the river.

[@tanbiey]

we should have movie over titanoboa

[@jonerving3843]

Anaconda. It had ice cube in it

[@SauravKumar-wv2ux]

How do you know the colour of a creature who lived 60 million years ago???

[@Atombody516]

Now Vasuki Indicus is the largest Snake discovered till now.

[@starchildofthesun]

If the titanoboa still lived today, I'd argue the relationship between it and humans would be similar to us and anacondas, which are the longest and largest known snakes today.

[@gggamesandtechs]

If Titanoboa is still alive it will be a delicacy and most wanted food

[@arcokolhoop2431]

Great video👍💪

[@budgetpilgrim]

Humans will find a way to tame it like how elephants, lions, tigers, killer whale, sharks are tamed.

[@RicoMinecraftYouTube]

1% Talking About Titanoboa if it was alive 99% Talking about how he probably went extinct

[@HARSHA7049]

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[@rajchow1.097]

you should stop all videos and continue your chase series, i think that has a lot of potential and its funny and educational at the same time😂😂😂❤❤❤

[@raahulxperience]

@WhatIF please make a video related to what if giant spiders roamed around the world 😮

[@mahdijoseph7247]

Keep on making these.

[@shainarobb5473]

There is nothing you can do when titanboa wrapper that will not stop 🛑 wrapping until, your last breath

[@kajaceluzaj8852]

It’s been so long since I have heard that name

[@Topcloserclub]

Real answer: Alligators and crocodiles where its main food source they’re still around that means these snakes are still around

[@TheAntiBigwsly]

What if the megaladon never stopped evolving?

[@SceneJunkiesYT]

VASUKA INDICUS is the biggest snake in the world and it's found in India 🇮🇳🐍🌎

[@zukhanyefesi9043]

Its a good thing we weren't around that time👀 Hes trying to say there were no ppl that time??

[@michaelmoon4925]

Titanoboa could not eat crocodiles that didn't exist 55 million years ago.

[@sairatomevantomandezramari3913]

Others-"if titanaboa was alive now,well be dead" Meanwhile chinese-"i dont think so"🍽️🍴🥓

[@gregharjes2030]

Great video

[@kebs6534]

This is actually the first time I saw the What If guy and I'm shocked. 🤣

[@Nana_molina-h9z]

Same😂

[@davidroosa2529]

Let’s face it. If it comes back, we’ll already be dead from shock

[@TeamBoizGaming]

Well he haven't even discovered the 5% of the ocean. Who knows what's in there. What's the creature who lives in there, is he dangerous or what is his size. Like we know blue whales they are massive in size but there would be something that eats those things too. Ocean is scary af.

[@sjlovesbread]

The reason we have been reluctant to explore the vastness of the seas is because most of it is simply that. A vast nothing. Many marine biologists will tell you that anything that big would already set off radars and we'd know about it. You seriously think that the cold waters could host a Titanoboa? Look at the facts, Titanoboa needed warm, tropical waters to thrive. That'd be places such as Florida and what not. We'd certainly know if the Titanoboa was still around. Same thing goes for Megalodons. They were giant tropical sharks that lived close to the surface of the water, they needed tons of food. We would know if they were around still.

[@AncientWildTV]

yeah its true that we’ve explored less than 5% of the ocean, particularly its deep and remote parts. This leaves a vast expanse where unknown species could still be thriving. The deep ocean, especially beyond 200 meters (656 feet), is one of the least understood areas of our planet.

[@TeamBoizGaming]

@@sjlovesbread I am not saying that there's a Titanoboa inside the ocean. I am saying that since its unexplored and non of us know what's exactly is in there. Many scientist can say that is empty but the main fact is its not even possible that there's nothing presented that can't eat the huge fishes we know. Some say there's nothing and some say there is something.

[@TeamBoizGaming]

@@AncientWildTV that's exactly what I meant to say.

[@hoopsgamer3113]

well the Titanoboa is still alive under my pant

[@X-Stream24]

If there was nothing on earth, how did we get dinosaurs, animals, and people. Explain that? How did everything get formed a created? It can't just be atoms and molecules. Love the videos

[@oluwakemioyekola]

i used to watch videos like this when i was a kid i would watch Dinosaurs and things like that

[@akuntinanovriani7843]

You should send Chase to find out if the snake is friendly...

[@Box3d_By__D3m0n]

If the titanboa exist today we’ll use brainrot: I’m in the thick of it everybody knows 😂

[@nik_652]

A 15m snake would be terrifying. I can't even stand 1m ones

[@Ga27ana]

Who was alive 56million years ago 😭

[@amosnyoike8620]

Titanoboa

[@eshleon4609]

almost of the Titanaboa i have known mostly is just hanging around with their friends and theyre also slithering around their friends back.

[@Imconqueror26]

Leather would be cheaper if it existed today.

[@Burialclothofjesus]

The titanoboa was alive with our ancestors

[@tanmayfadnis5440]

If Titanoboa had never stopped evolving, it would probably be called the world serpent, or it might have grown as big as the world serpent.

[@AZWIGG]

Titanoboa's still exist in south America there are countless photos online also one where a titanoboa wrapped around a whole ford transit truck back in the early 2000's

[@Dkyt-lm4mw]

VIDEO IDEA - What if animals evolved into plants 🦖🌳??

[@XeonikonYT]

They would probably become part of the pet trade for experienced keepers

[@toothlesszilla9982]

My favorite cutey snake 😊

[@cesarvictorino4301]

What if Wild Animals evolved to have human intelligence, bodies and speech?

[@calie6262]

It's called Egyptian gods and goddess'

[@howard-fr7ik]

Gorilla and Grizzly bear with human intelligence?

[@cesarvictorino4301]

@@howard-fr7ik Yes and others as well.

[@howard-fr7ik]

@@cesarvictorino4301 ape species would be too dominant

[@ughgowonsscalpandcrunchyvo4926]

what if it never stopped evolving? then i’m glad that fcking meteor visited earth

[@Kingdz21044]

Liked and subscribed!

[@markosz22]

24-25°C all year? That's like the perfect temperature, not hot at all,.

[@tocaisaiah292]

I have a video idea about space so basically "What if we never discovered space!?" What would happen, will we have like no satellite TV, electronics,etc, what do you possibly explain it?

[@thecryoniccrow]

One answer: were cooked Another: we grow bigger 0.000000000000001 chances of happening: we domesticate them and now everyone has a pet titanaboa

[@rafaelisslaam1894]

Nah, they would eat us all

[@itzyahboirhey1264]

What's the title of the snake movie being shown???

[@shoot4theface420]

Been trying to figure out myself

[@oddluna1491]

If it kept evolving, it'd just be Dalamandur irl

[@kevin-n-darlenef301]

Great show !

[@harukoshhh]

Imagine if the average temp is 24-25 celcius the whole year? Wym imagine bro thats literally the average temperature where i live🥲

[@RishiKumar-qq2gg]

What if Vasuki Indicas evolved?🤔 means it's fossils are more bigger than Titanaboa( recently found which took the title from titanaboa)😂

[@jovij]

It’s not gone it’s just resting in my pants 🤝

[@bullbae02]

It did, it's now speciated into smaller snakes....

[@Nayanjain0701]

Titanoboa❌ Vasuki Indicus☑️

[@sanyakaundal6103]

Vasuki Indicus is the largest snake as per recent fossil excavation.

[@HTbschtm-od2ty]

Fake don't bring your religion god here 😂stupid

[@Melonimodi82]

I want to learn editing like your videos.

[@Darkgamer-rx7ir]

What if Titanaboa had battle with vasuki indicus

[@808Mello]

So basically we’d just have jormungandurs little brother

[@Kpopsta_n]

If Titanoboa did not go extinct naturally, humans will do the honors.

[@meikisaragi1445]

What movie is that in the first scene? I don't remember seeing it.

[@RonaldGrant-l7n]

WHAT IF IS ALIVEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE I HAVENT SEEN U FOREVERRRRR