@1bamboy
So we really dont know since there is nothing to go by 60 million yrs ago
@riyaskhanmubeen4608
vasuki indicus: 💀💀💀💀
@turtlejeepjen314
just divorced the biggest snake of ALL TIME 💀
@smokejaguar67
In 1978, I was nearly killed by a huge green anaconda, 7 miles west of Mathew's ridge, Guyana. They are much faster than a lot of people might think. I was aged ten. It struck so close from a river I felt it disturb the air.
@Playboy55290
How da hell y’all kno wut happened 60 million years ago
@FuturesDoubleCup
its crazy they found what would've been the largest snake ever recorded but accidentally blew it up with mines and killed it i think either in south America or Indonesia
@OBAINO37
How did record kept over 60 million Years?. This is 2024
@Anime.214
Vasuki indicus laughing in the corner 😂
@seandewar47
Based on it skull anatomy, we know Titanoboa mostly ate Fish, which is how it got so large in the first place. And it likely acted more like a giant version of the water snakes native to North America. It wasn't adapted to take large land prey.
@townjuice4181
Let's be serious, 60 million yrs ago, was there any cameras in this world to capture those snakes!!?
@lydia274
Wait !? I just saw a video of some ppl making a giant snake out of mud before this video 😂😂😂
@TrainerArc
Actually it's the Vasuki indicus now which was discovered in india it can reach up to 36-50 feet long
@davidgilbert3380
Was you there 60 million ago ?
@PadmaNarayan-yc2hb
Titanaboa is been replaced by vasuki indicus snake species as the largest snake
@christopherakee2418
This is what nightmares are made of.😳😱
@MayaGozaski85
60milion years??? 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@shantanuhardiha
Correction : They were Vasuki indicus* (even bigger than titanoboa).
@jasperthecat5331
Vasuci Indicus is even alrger then titanoboa
@RanjuMaurya-jw2dt
Bro now new species of snake is discovered in India whose name is vasuci indicus which is bigger than a titanboa
@Kimmy-nx5zf