The pythons born were decided into giant monsters

Speaking of snakes, pythons are not afraid of many of us "green cat eyes" because of the fear of appearance and the extent of their danger. But have you ever believed that there is a python that weighs 1 ton on Earth?

Do you believe there are pythons that weigh up to 1 ton on Earth?

If not, let's find out some giant python species below and do not "fall back" knowing that on Earth exist python species weigh more than 1 ton.

1. Burmese Python - 6m long, weighs 113kg

Originating from Southeast Asia but Burmese pythons were brought to the United States in the 1990s for the purpose of breeding animals.

The average life expectancy of Burmese pythons can be up to 25 years.

Things will not be complicated if the first decade of the 21st century, many people start breeding this python species.

With an average length of 3.7m, sometimes up to 6m, weighing about 113kg, Burmese python is one of the largest snake subspecies in the world. Not only that, they also grow and grow fast, becoming horrors for both humans and other animals.

Specifically, Burmese pythons are so strong that they can end the Florida newspaper in minutes. Even biologists ever caught a Burmese python trying to swallow a crocodile because of hunger.

2. African stone python - 7m long, weighs 136kg

As its name suggests, Africa is the "home" of this African African python . With a weight of up to 136kg and a length of 7m, an average life of 12 years, African python is the fear of many.

African python body is usually brown, gray and white gray. They often live in grasslands, areas near waterways (rivers, streams, swamps .) or near forests.

African pythons are extremely aggressive, they are ready to attack everything that is moving in front of their eyes, not only that, with their health, this python species can kill their prey much larger. Therefore, it is not wrong to say that African python is the strongest python in the black continent.

3. Pythons - 8.5m long, weighing 159kg

Originating from parts of Australia and Indonesia, broccoli often lives in tropical forests, warm places and near water sources.

This is a special python species, although it can be up to 8.5m long, weighs 159kg but looks this animal is quite slender and extremely agile.

Their favorite food is mammals, but they also eat other species like birds and even fish . The life of this python can be up to 20 years.

4. South American green hornbeam - 9m long, weighs 250kg

Living in South America, adult male and American green pythons reach up to 9m in length, weighs 227kg and their trunk diameter is up to 30cm. Meanwhile, females are slightly larger in size - weighing up to 250kg.

This animal lives in marshes, the Amazon rainforest and the Orinoco region . They are species that love the water environment, thus moving underwater very quickly and slowly on land.

As a giant reptile, their food is also great animals like wild boars, deer, deer, and newspapers. The small cows and buffaloes also rolled and died.

5. Python Anaconda - 15m long, weighs 1 ton

Anaconda is one of the most terrifying species on Earth. This can be regarded as the king of pythons because of its terrifyingly large size, up to 15m long, weighing 1 ton.

Although moving slowly, living alone, this python is very ferocious with sudden attacks that prevent its prey from escaping. Anaconda's favorite food is not ordinary fish but crocodile.

Owning fangs is quite strong and sharp, but they are not used for chewing but are used to roll tightly, not letting the prey escape. Anaconda python digests quite slowly, so when eaten, they can starve for a long time until a new prey is found.

6. Titanoboa Python - 13m long, weighs 1.1 tons.

At about 13 meters long, weighing about 1.1 tons, about 1 meter wide body, Titanoboa python (scientific name Titanoboa cerrejonensis) is the largest giant python on Earth.

Image simulating the Titanoboa python

At this size, Titanoboa pythons can swallow a cow or even some adults easily. However, it is good that this python species once lived about 60 to 58 million years ago on Earth, and has completely disappeared.

Fossils of 28 Titanoboa individuals found in Cerrejón's coal mines in Northern Colombia in 2009 made the discoverers unsurprising.