Malaysian Python Could Be World’s Longest Captured Snake
- 8 years ago
A 26.2-foot-long reticulated python found in Malaysia on April 7 by construction workers is believed to be the world’s longest snake ever captured. However, the BBC is reporting that the animal died a few days later on Sunday after laying eggs.
A snake in Malaysia could break the record for the longest ever captured in the world.
A member of the rescue team told The Guardian that the reticulated python was about 26.2 feet long and weighed roughly 550 pounds.
The current Guinness World Record holder measures in at about 25 feet long.
The recently discovered snake was initially spotted on
A snake in Malaysia could break the record for the longest ever captured in the world.
A member of the rescue team told The Guardian that the reticulated python was about 26.2 feet long and weighed roughly 550 pounds.
The current Guinness World Record holder measures in at about 25 feet long.
The recently discovered snake was initially spotted on