While Anaconda is more well known among the two, a snake species named Titanoboa is also no less famous. Although the snake ...

In reality, the green anaconda rarely exceeds 6.25 metres ... but scientists haven't published a description yet. There’s debate over whether Titanoboa fossils can tell us what the snake’s prehistoric ...

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The prehistoric snake Titanoboa certainly lived up to its 'titan' name when it roamed the Earth 58 million years ago. It was 14 metres long, weighed more than a tonne and could swallow a crocodile ...

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It is not known whether the man sustained injuries after grappling with the powerful snake. Anaconda attacks are rare but can occur in the rivers and creeks of the Amazon jungle, where the ...

A brave man was forced to bite a giant anaconda to stop himself from being crushed to death. He sunk his teeth into a huge snake as it wrapped itself around him. An onlooker filmed the terrifying ...

Scientists thought this was the biggest type of anaconda - but new research has ... anacondas were known as the largest type of giant snake. These creatures are found in the Amazon Rainforest ...

the green anaconda and the reticulated python, measure around 30 feet in length and 600 pounds at their biggest. Titanoboa inhabited the warm, tropical environment of what is now northern Colombia.