Admire the longest python in the world

With a body length of 7.6m and weighing up to 136kg, Medusa has been recognized by Guinness Book of World Records as the biggest python in the world.

Medusa is a giant python that is kept in a haunted house called Edge of Hell in Kansas City, USA.

At 136kg, at least 15 people will need to be able to lift this giant python at every move.

At least 15 people need to be able to lift the giant Medusa python weighing 136kg

Normally, Medusa will be 'rewarded' for a prey weighing about 18kg in a week and every 2 weeks, caregivers will prepare Medusa separately for a meal consisting of rabbit meat, pigs and deer. However, with a large weight and huge body, Medusa could easily swallow any prey weighing up to 45kg.

It is worth mentioning that due to the greedy nature, Medusa once injured herself when biting the body part while enjoying dinner.

Representatives of Guinness 2013 said for the first time in the World Record - one of the best-selling books around the world, has a nomination list of the world's largest python and Medusa has been named.

Elgar Larry - who trains the python Medusa has overcome all fears to feed and train this giant python into a character that attracts special attention of tourists visiting the haunted house of Edge of Hell .

Mr. Elgar adopted Medusa when he was just over 60cm long with a width of just one finger. To date, Medusa has been 8 years old and 7.6m long, weighing 136kg.

Medusa defeated another python named Fluffy to win the title of the world's biggest python in the 2013 World Record Book.

With a body length of 7.3m, Fluffy was recognized as the longest breeding snake in the world until he died at Columbus Zoo in Powell City, Ohio, USA in October 2010. Fluffy died at 18 years of age due to a tumor.