The World's Biggest Snakes

The World's Biggest Snakes

Everyone loves a good snake story. 

If it's not a kangaroo being pulled up a cliff by a python or a two headed albino snake being discovered, it's a crocodile vs python battle in the Everglades that's being told. 

So it's with no surprise that the biggest snakes are the most popular of all the snakes. 

It's probably because they seem the most dangerous - and let's face it, these giant snakes are dangerous because they could eat you all in one go!

The massive python in the above picture was apparently found somewhere in Indonesia and measured 30 foot long. That's a huge ass snake!

Seven men to hold this snake!

This giant man-eater decided to attack an electric fence. That was alive with electricity. The result was never going to be in doubt as the snake got tangled up and basically electrocuted himself to death. 

Look at those teeth! 

That's another reason to be scared of snakes - once one of these bad boys has your leg in his hungry mouth, it's not coming out in a hurry.

 Perhaps the snake was trying to turn himself into an electric eel?

This huge snake was killed by the dam construction workers in Nam Theuan Hinboun (hydro power plant) in Khammuan province, Laos.

One worker supposedly lost life to this monster...but that could be the stuff of myths and legends!

Here's a massively yellow / albino python running round in someone's apartment. At Animals Eating Animals we have a fond appreciation for albino snakes. Or maybe it's just Britney Spears. Our editor gets confused.

Underwater action

Some journalists are ballsy. Like the guys that got Deep Throat to talk. Others are just insane and will run round underwater taking photos of dudes taking photos of giant snakes. If you ain't paying for the photo session.... you're bait!

Huge Cobra?

I have no idea about the picture above, is it some kind of huge cobra? If it is, I'm sure even the Cobra Commander would be happy with the size of that thing!

Well kanga clearly missed out on boxing lessons and lost the round to this giant olive python. The strength of that python is something to behold.

I have no idea if it got the Kangaroo up to the ledge but whatever, an A for effort Mr Python.

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Python eating a Kangaroo

Nothing much to say other than here's a bunch of photos of a Australian Python eating a kangaroo...


























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Picture of a giant olive snake pulling a walleroo up a cliff

Well this kangaroo clearly missed out on boxing lessons and lost the round to this giant olive python. 

This picture is amazing. The strength of that python pulling the kanga up the cliff is something to behold.

I have no idea if it got the Kangaroo up to the ledge but whatever, an A for effort Mr Python.

This picture was taken in Kimberly, Western Australia. To tell the truth, it's not really a Kangeroo being dragged up the cliff - it's actually a walleroo. What the jingoes is a walleroo?

The beast is a kind of a cross between a kangaroo and a wallaby - thus the word is a portmanteau of kangaroo and wallaby. Either way, the olive python got to eat the snake for it's dinner - which is well deserved as that is one massive effort it's putting in.

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