What is the worlds longest snake?

Answer by  jacksmith (32)

The world's longest still living snake is the reticulated python. The longest snake still alive is almost certainly a Python named Colossus at the Pittsburg zoo. She measures 28. 5 feet, and 320 pounds. It is more typical however, for this type of snake to grow to 10 or 20 feet.

Answer by  MathWiz (1408)

Fluffy, a python that was at the Columbus Zoo, had the record for being the world's longest snake. The snake was 24 feet long. It died in October 2010.

Answer by  martine (860)

The python is currently the holder for the worlds longest snake. The recorded length was twenty-four feet in length and weighed somewhere around three hundred pounds. It passed away at Columbus Zoo in Ohio on October 28, 2010. Python's are believed to reach anywhere from 24 to 36 feet in length.

Answer by  Eve (34)

In 2004 in Indonesia, a 48 feet and 8 inches long Reticulated Python and weighed 993 pounds. This particular snake eats 3 or 4 dogs a month. The Reticulated Pythons are the world's longest snakes and can eat small animals--even humans. This snake is native to swamps/jungles in Southeast Asia.

Answer by  Brad50 (128)

There are several species of large snake in south america and africa. Of these species the longest would be either the red tailed boa constrictor or the articulated python. Another large species of snake that can reach up to 30 feet in length is the anaconda which is native to south america.

Answer by  2525252 (717)

The python is the worlds longest snake and it is about 33 feet long. It's still alive today. It holds a great record in the world. You can also see some videos of that on you tube. There is also a 49 footer in Indonesia that's not really recoded in the books.