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Is the longest snake in 2008 an anaconda?
The longest species of snake is the Reticulated Python - found in Africa. The heaviest species is the Anaconda of central America.
What snake worlds longest?
The longest species of snake is the Reticulated Python - which can reach lengths of 33 feet (10m)
What is the bigest snake?
The two largest species of snake are the Anaconda (which is the heaviest) and the Reticulated Python (the longest).
What species is the largest venomous snake?
The species is the second longest venomous snake in the world, exceeded in length only by the king cobra.
What snake is the longest snake?
The Reticulate python is recognised as the longest species. Some specimens are reported to have measured over 33 feet (10 metres)
Which is the longest snake of the world?
The Reticulated python is generally accepted as the longest snake - with reports of some specimens growing over 10 metres (32.5 feet). The heaviest snake species is the Anaconda.
Who is the long snake?
If you're asking which is the longest species of snake - that title belongs to the Reticulated python (Python reticulatus) - The heaviest species is the Yellow Anaconda (Eunectes notaeus)
Which is the biggest snake among python species?
The reticulated Pythons is the world longest snake at 30ft+. the Anaconda is the worlds largest at 250lbs+
Which snake can live the longest?
a black viper snake lives the longest
Are African rock pythons the largest snake in the world?
Nope! The record for the longest snake species goes to the reticulated python, and the record for heaviest snake species goes to the anaconda. African rock pythons are among the world's giant constrictors, though.
The largest non-poisonoussnake?
It depends on your criteria. The longest non-venomous snake - is the Reticulated Python. The heaviest species of non-venomous snake is the Anaconda.
Which is the longest snake?
The longest snake species is recognised as the Reticulated Python. Specimens can reach 28 feet (9 metres) or more - though they are rare at that size. The accepted average is somewhere around 20 feet (6 metres)
