Yes. All snakes that get that big and over are considered constrictors. Almost all snakes are constrictors.
anaconda
A python or an anaconda.
Around 20 to 30 years in the wild, and 15 to 20 years in captivity.
20 feet!20 feet!20 feet!20 feet!
10-20 feet depending on the size, health and strength of the cobra or king cobra!
A boa constrictor generally lives anywhere from 20-30 years, though some have lived up to 40. It depends on their environment.
The deepest point found is 20 feet.
You have very long arms if it is 20 metres long! 20 metres = 65.6 feet
The largest confirmed snake was 32 foot long and its in my pants36 feet long is the biggest on record
20 metres is 65.6168 feet.
There are two primary large snake families - the boa and the python.Since all of these snakes are difficult to find by their very nature, all sizes are estimates only, and there very likely exist individuals in each species which are larger than listed here.The largest by mass is a boa, the Green Anaconda - upwards of 25 feet long and 300+ pounds.Largest by length is the Reticulated Python - upwards of 30 feet long.Next largest is African Rock Python - upwards of 25 feet long.Next is the Burmese Python - upwards of 20 feet.Next it gets fuzzy (there are a lot of boas and pythons and even a few venomous snakes around this size), but most likely the Boa Constrictor is the largest at upwards of 15 feet. The King Cobra is longer, at upwards of 18 feet, but weighs less than a quarter what the Boa Constrictor weighs, and cannot consume prey as large as the Constrictor can.The largest snake to ever have existed is the long extinct Titanoboa cerrejonensis, at 43 feet long and 2500+ pounds, this monster would have trouble squeezing through a doorway! It most likely fed on massive prehistoric crocodiles and turtles.
They live for 20 years.