Discover the largest python on the planet in Brazil

It is known that this python weighs about half a ton and is 9.7 meters long.

Recently, a short video recorded the giant creature chained to a truck posted on YouTube and attracted nearly 10,000 visitors a day.

It is known that this giant creature slid out of the cave after construction workers carried out an explosion at the Belo Monte dam site in Brazil. Through the survey, this giant carnivore weighs nearly half a ton, and has a total length from head to tail of 9.7m.

It is very likely that this newly discovered giant is Anacoda python.

This is one of the terrifying creatures on Earth.

According to the researchers, it is very likely that this newly discovered giant is a serpent Anacoda - one of the terrifying creatures on Earth.

Not only that, this is probably the largest python species in the world when the body size also exceeds the python Medusa - the longest python in the world set Guinness 2013 record.

Accordingly, Medusa python weighs 136kg, 7.6m long and is currently raised in Kansas City (Missouri, USA).

Anaconda is a giant snake genus that lives in the Amazon basin.

Anaconda is a giant snake genus that lives in the Amazon basin. They like to live in the water, or hide in the marshes, rivers and caves in the jungle of South America. They include 4 species: blue, yellow, black and white spots and giant giant Bolivia.

With its massive body, violent personality and hiding skills, the giant snake becomes a formidable "silent" assassin.

Although somewhat slow, they are very strong. With sharp and sharp canines, this python can defeat and swallow large and healthy animals such as deer, buckwheat, leopard, even buffaloes, cows and hippos in a short time.

Anaconda python digests quite slowly, so when eaten, they can starve for a long time until a new prey is found.

The giant python is "slaughtering" the prey.

Many researchers believe that the construction of a Belo Monte dam plant could destroy the habitat of living creatures. However, this finding helps scientists find new information about giant species on Earth.