What If Titanoboa Snake Never Went Extinct?

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  • Опубликовано: 3 дек 2024
  • Titanoboa is the largest snake to ever exist. But what if Titanoboa snake never went extinct? Imagine encountering this massive serpent, stretching 13 meters long and weighing thousands of pounds. Titanoboa is surely one of the most intimidating creatures to ever slither on this planet.
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  • @portalguy1432
    @portalguy1432 Год назад +3123

    thought this was a new kurzgesagt video

    • @Carzer1
      @Carzer1 Год назад +43

      Faxxxx

    • @MemeNutsDeez
      @MemeNutsDeez Год назад +31

      Same

    • @shieldedknights1677
      @shieldedknights1677 Год назад +24

      Same lmao

    • @breadboi8747
      @breadboi8747 Год назад +196

      Pretty sure the thumbnail was supposed to make you think that. Same font, text placement and very similar art style and colors. I’m surprised they didn’t put birds too

    • @portalguy1432
      @portalguy1432 Год назад

      it gets noticeable more you look at it cause the snake doesnt look like kurzgesagt@@breadboi8747

  • @Its__Good
    @Its__Good Год назад +768

    Imagine if there were 13m long, man-eating snakes. Where would they live?
    Florida: "Oh, oh, oh, it's us isn't it?"

    • @GIBBO4182
      @GIBBO4182 Год назад +114

      Australia: “nah mate, they live here!”

    • @batman_2004
      @batman_2004 Год назад +16

      ​@@GIBBO4182bruh😂

    • @MrWaffleHouseGod
      @MrWaffleHouseGod Год назад +15

      As a Floridian. We would have started making boots out of it. If we found it to be alive.

    • @Yamazaki1698
      @Yamazaki1698 Год назад +7

      >South America

    • @Pigismal
      @Pigismal Год назад +7

      Australia: hold my Vegemite

  • @awesomehpt8938
    @awesomehpt8938 Год назад +971

    Doesn’t one live in the Chamber of secrets?

    • @Silkyfin_
      @Silkyfin_ Год назад +103

      Nah that's a basilisk

    • @Bajolzas
      @Bajolzas Год назад +80

      it died in 1993

    • @YouTubeUzername
      @YouTubeUzername Год назад +6

      @@Silkyfin_😂😂😂

    • @batman_2004
      @batman_2004 Год назад +33

      As a second year student of Hogwarts, I can confirm.

    • @canis2020
      @canis2020 Год назад +14

      Harry killed it. The last of it's kind just taking a bath and stab stab goes the boy who would be king.

  • @nerdzone
    @nerdzone Год назад +1375

    If titanoboa never went extinct... it would have went extinct, due to human activity.

    • @Its_me_Stolas
      @Its_me_Stolas Год назад +101

      He would just starve out, and due to its damage to the food chain, we would put him into a forever box

    • @C104-k5m
      @C104-k5m Год назад +73

      I find it so epic that whatever monster Evolution created has no chance of surviving mankind

    • @reaperandyel
      @reaperandyel Год назад +27

      Big titanoboa skin purses may exist.

    • @ramsessevenone416
      @ramsessevenone416 Год назад +13

      @@C104-k5m Kind of makes you wonder of there is a higher power out there rooting for the homosapiens. Not being a religious nut, but just saying!

    • @JungSooLeee
      @JungSooLeee Год назад +3

      ​@@ramsessevenone416I'm nit religious either but I do believe in Jesus, God and the Holy Spirit. There is such vile unholy hatred out there that I believe in pure love as well.

  • @tomm1413
    @tomm1413 Год назад +330

    "Imagine not seeing a common garden snake, but a 14m long titanaboa" where I live, I can't even imagine seeing a common garden snake in my garden 😂

  • @hridayrajbongshi8241
    @hridayrajbongshi8241 7 месяцев назад +52

    Vasuki Indicus laughing at the corner 😂😂

    • @acesouvik8557
      @acesouvik8557 7 месяцев назад +9

      Really brother 😂 it is what I want to write

  • @WutendPLayZ
    @WutendPLayZ Год назад +150

    If Titanoboa was alive today, Fishingarrett would be looking for one and yoink it

  • @007NowOnline
    @007NowOnline Год назад +175

    They brought the life size model to the museum in my city many years ago. Its shocking to stand next to it. It's way bigger than that fictional giant anaconda in that old action movie called "anaconda."

  • @masonhall9799
    @masonhall9799 Год назад +86

    I definitely thought this was a new Kurzgesagt video as well. Not disappointed though!

    • @danielb1745
      @danielb1745 Год назад +8

      Is it not just a bit of a rip off? Even the narrator sound similar

    • @funk3n3ss62
      @funk3n3ss62 Год назад

      I thought it was as well

  • @CYMotorsport
    @CYMotorsport Год назад +2

    1:15 that’s a pretty ridiculous claim calling it the king of the primeval world. Never thought id say that on this channel. Even if they didn’t exist a few million years apart, the period was marked by diverse environments where Many animals thrived and dominated.T Rex certainly didn’t dominate air or water areas. And in another part of the world. It’s like implying polar bears are king of modern ecosystems objectively over elephants or jungle cats or safari cats or crocodiles or certain sharks/whales. But to directly compare it to the T Rex is insane. That period saw more prototypical as we see today atleast “dominant” apex predators as land based hunters. If titanoboa somehow was roaming land long enough in the right period in the right part of the world as a trex it stands zero chance. Of course it doesn’t. And vice versa.
    But that’s my point.
    You’ve depicted the animal SO dominant that it’s reasonable to think people would walk away thinking titaniboa was king of all creatures. That’s really not true. Not even in that environment was it exclusively dominant but it was walking away victorious against most animals in its environment that much is true

    • @wildwaghorn
      @wildwaghorn Год назад

      Not watched this channel before but tbh the script reeks of ChatGPT

  • @knightshade6232
    @knightshade6232 Год назад +55

    Their are local reports here in our island about people being devoured by reticulated pythons, most victims are being eaten from dusk to nigth and most of them were farmers. Thats why its kinda scary here

    • @donaco
      @donaco Год назад +3

      What's the name of your island?

    • @knightshade6232
      @knightshade6232 Год назад +3

      mindanao

    • @donaco
      @donaco Год назад +14

      @@knightshade6232 please be careful.

    • @knightshade6232
      @knightshade6232 Год назад +8

      lolong the largest salt water crocodlie in captivity is also from our island.

    • @ToxicBottledOstrichNostrils
      @ToxicBottledOstrichNostrils Год назад +6

      @NobddyI’ve pondered doing this to ward off pesky humans

  • @Muhammad_Ahmad.
    @Muhammad_Ahmad. Год назад +21

    Keep up the good work, i always watch your videos on the day they come out!

  • @felixowen2693
    @felixowen2693 Год назад +30

    I always wanted Jurassic park to do something with a titanoboa. It could even be a movie like the anaconda films. We've already had the Meg movie so Titanoboa should be the next giant jurassic to bring back into film.

    • @adamtrimble2586
      @adamtrimble2586 Год назад

      Already exists

    • @cerovk6000
      @cerovk6000 Год назад +1

      He Jurassic park, not other movies. Learn to read man

  • @fritagonia
    @fritagonia Год назад +242

    I really like this, the animations, content and fascinating stories.
    Can you talk something about the african lungfish that has existed for 400 million years?

    • @bob38028
      @bob38028 Год назад +7

      It’s only sort of existed for 400 million years . The lungfish from 400 million years ago would have looked drastically different than the lungfish we see now, even if the skeletal structure and body plan are generally similar.

    • @biblicallyaccurateangel2476
      @biblicallyaccurateangel2476 11 месяцев назад +1

      do you mean the coelacanth? love those weird fish, they’re so funny to me haha

  • @ahdorhidan4862
    @ahdorhidan4862 Год назад +51

    Please never give up on your videos, it's improving and one day it may become like a big channel ❤

  • @Narwhal.M
    @Narwhal.M Год назад +39

    Which software do you use to make these videos ?

  • @shantanuhardiha
    @shantanuhardiha 6 месяцев назад +5

    Feeling sad for titanoboa, but i feel good that Vasuki indicus is now the biggest and longest serpent lived in this planet, fossils found by IIT Roorkee, India Paleontologists (Professor).

  • @Gamewizz9
    @Gamewizz9 Год назад +26

    The yoink guy would love this😂

  • @dumbstruckweeb
    @dumbstruckweeb 7 месяцев назад +7

    Here after Vasuki Indicus.
    And I believe there are at least a few snakes either in the deep ocean or some untouched places that are waiting to be discovered.

  • @theprophet2188
    @theprophet2188 7 месяцев назад +9

    Whose here after the discovery of Vasuki Indicus?

  • @brosephchillaxatron5440
    @brosephchillaxatron5440 Год назад +9

    There was a video I saw that stated that if Megolodon didn't go extinct, it wpuld have altered human history because there was no boat big enough to scare it from attacking.
    Im sure this behemoth of a snake would alter our history as well

  • @impromptu24
    @impromptu24 Год назад +75

    Any one else disappointed by how unimpressive the size is? I was expecting it to be bigger than just a school bus

    • @ilexater9556
      @ilexater9556 Год назад

      "just a school bus".
      the ability to eat you, your dog, and still have room left over for a couple cows isn't impressive enough for you? how high are your standards? you'd probably yawn in the face of a t rex, right before it ate you.

    • @SMARTA69
      @SMARTA69 Год назад +20

      The average length of the snake is 13 meters, which is almost the same as if you stack 8 persons ontop of eachother, assuming all of them would be in the average height of 1.75 m and that's not impressive?

    • @CHAD_REX_
      @CHAD_REX_ Год назад +24

      Well if u saw one u would not be sayin that

    • @ChrisPtoes27
      @ChrisPtoes27 Год назад +16

      Still big enough to make you shit your pants if you saw it

    • @batttlecoin1241
      @batttlecoin1241 Год назад +1

      I feel like we’ll discover another even larger one one day

  • @JimmySmerds
    @JimmySmerds Год назад +2

    Genuinely love that the thumbnail for this references Burai Fighter

  • @pieterjan29
    @pieterjan29 Год назад +14

    Snakes. Why'd It Have To Be Snakes?
    -Indiana Jones

  • @Brandon-qr2or
    @Brandon-qr2or Год назад +2

    8:28 he butcher "Atchafalaya"

  • @kujojotarostandoceanman2641
    @kujojotarostandoceanman2641 10 месяцев назад +3

    Prehistoric animal lore be like: This is a 20 meter tall penguin, filled with poison, can sense you through heat. It's feathers instant kills anything that's in contact with it even through skin, nothing can stop it until the giga polarbear travels 10000 km to here and hunt it til extinction

  • @LordANIK
    @LordANIK 7 месяцев назад +22

    World's largest snake discovered in India which is 47 million years old.

  • @umangmishra4873
    @umangmishra4873 6 месяцев назад +1

    Great Video, as always!!
    Also, Titanoboa is no longer the largest snake to every exist. Vasuki Indicus holds the title now.

  • @stanchpandora3658
    @stanchpandora3658 Год назад +31

    It is really sad to know that one day this amazing planet and everything that ever lived on it will die and be lost to time. Hopefully we will be able to survive until the last star dies.

    • @mig2five
      @mig2five Год назад +9

      @Nobddy life finds a way

    • @CatsAreAwesome146
      @CatsAreAwesome146 Год назад +1

      on the other hand, maybe that would kinda suck to be alive for

  • @lightningbolt4560
    @lightningbolt4560 5 месяцев назад +2

    They didn't even consider India as a possible place where a snake as big as titanoboa could exist and now we find the biggest snake ever discovered there, sometimes I wonder if we even know anything all

  • @KillerTacos54
    @KillerTacos54 Год назад +4

    Great video as always!

  • @Kandibliss86
    @Kandibliss86 Год назад +6

    Beautiful animation 🥰🥰🥰

  • @Semirotta
    @Semirotta Год назад +7

    Titanoboa wouldnt survive in todays world. All the taxes, endless job-grinding, expensive food and other goods. Titanoboa is better off extinct.

  • @bishnuprasadtripathy6629
    @bishnuprasadtripathy6629 5 месяцев назад +1

    now it is the vasuki indicus

  • @mathiassvendsen9788
    @mathiassvendsen9788 5 месяцев назад +4

    0:26 False. It lives in the marshy lands of my underwear.

  • @Lupinemancer87
    @Lupinemancer87 Год назад +13

    There are several pre-historic creatures I am glad no longer exists.

  • @hymnsarebeautiful6353
    @hymnsarebeautiful6353 Год назад +49

    The Anaconda is the descendent of the Titanoboa.
    The horror movie Anaconda is a good what if scenario of what if such a snake still existed.

    • @MrCmon113
      @MrCmon113 Год назад +36

      Not sure whether you're joking, but the "snake" in that movie moves and behaves nothing like a real snake.
      Might as well say that Wonder Woman is a good depiction of ancient Spartans.

    • @Kokorocodon
      @Kokorocodon Год назад +10

      The snake from that movies is the equivalent of a snake pumped up full of all drugs imaginable.

  • @lakshya1613
    @lakshya1613 7 месяцев назад +5

    And what will happen if titanoboa meets vashuki indicus😂

  • @bornavenger896
    @bornavenger896 Год назад

    I clicked on the thumbnail without looking at the channel name and thought it was a Kurzgesagt video, haha, this was probably the best Titanoboa i've seen though :)

  • @arjunakorale6166
    @arjunakorale6166 Год назад +2

    9 m for the modern Green anaconda is a JOKE! The only snake alive today capable of reaching lengths of 9 m is the reticulated python. 7 m for the green anaconda is far closer to the truth. However, the anaconda is the heaviest snake alive today. WELL DONE FOR GETTING THE SIZE OF TITANABOA RIGHT. ❤

  • @patelshivam6278
    @patelshivam6278 6 месяцев назад +1

    Then we Indians saw our vasuki indicus ....LARGEST SNAKE TO EVER RULE.

  • @Shaggysagar666
    @Shaggysagar666 Год назад +2

    i love that animation

  • @Jmm388
    @Jmm388 Год назад +3

    I just learned if you won the 1.75 billion jackpot on powerball, you would walk a way with a lump sum of 378.8 million before taxes which are 24%, which is like 280 million! That is a far cry from 1.75 billion

  • @cyclomorrison3620
    @cyclomorrison3620 Год назад +17

    I will never understand how an animals behaviour is estimated from its fossilised bones. How can one come up with “it’s anatomy is closer to a Boa but it behaved more like an Anaconda” when you only have the bones?

    • @zarcon5750
      @zarcon5750 Год назад +5

      I'm 100% with you. Lots of liberties taken in these sort of things, educated guesses framed as facts. Sigh.

    • @TheSoullessImmortal
      @TheSoullessImmortal Год назад +8

      We use modern day animals as reference to estimate the behaviors of extinct animals. It’s not exactly full-proof, but it is pretty darn close.

    • @michaelpaliden6660
      @michaelpaliden6660 10 месяцев назад +1

      @thesoul
      How could we ever know if it is close or not ?

    • @cyclomorrison3620
      @cyclomorrison3620 10 месяцев назад

      @@TheSoullessImmortal so if we take modern animals for reference, who‘s to say we take the Anaconda for reference istead of the Boa?

  • @tansworld2513
    @tansworld2513 Год назад +1

    The yoink guy would finally have a worthy oppenent

  • @QkayDG
    @QkayDG Год назад +1

    Great thumbnail 👍
    I thought this was a Kurzgesagt video lol

  • @SaiCharanReddy-oz8ez
    @SaiCharanReddy-oz8ez 6 месяцев назад +1

    Titanoboa is long as Asia's longest bus, Volvo B11R

  • @kanadmalpe10
    @kanadmalpe10 5 месяцев назад +1

    Vasuki Indicus was bigger than titanoboa, its skeleton was recently found in India

  • @koharumi1
    @koharumi1 Год назад +5

    Would the congo basin also be a potential place for titanoboa?

  • @AdrianCHOY
    @AdrianCHOY Год назад +1

    A school bus isn’t very long

    • @John-lo2wn
      @John-lo2wn 7 месяцев назад

      This has to be bait… the joke writes itself.

  • @frostyvoid827
    @frostyvoid827 Год назад

    I really like how similar your thumbnail style is to Kurzgesagt

  • @NeinDao
    @NeinDao Год назад +2

    from the thumbnail i thought it was the kurtzgehuts channel xD

  • @williamjin9540
    @williamjin9540 Год назад +5

    Can you do a video on Megalodon of Livyatan next please?

  • @gto861
    @gto861 10 месяцев назад +1

    This guy is narrating all the sequences as if he has lived and seen everything😂

  • @Spenceham-km3nv
    @Spenceham-km3nv Год назад +2

    so guys we don't need to bring back titanoboas from being extinct at all and that's because we can already genetically megasize the pythons and other types of constrictor snakes as well too

  • @jalengaskin8450
    @jalengaskin8450 Год назад +3

    How did anything survive so many extinction events

  • @g00700
    @g00700 7 месяцев назад +2

    Vasuki indicas was biggest snake

  • @JMPT
    @JMPT Год назад

    Extremely Nice 🐍

  • @munchytoast
    @munchytoast Год назад +2

    Pretty sure I've seen one of these in my pants

  • @kash131
    @kash131 Год назад +2

    Source : Trust me bro

  • @Dr_tripophilia
    @Dr_tripophilia 6 месяцев назад +1

    Vasuki Indicus rules

  • @LeanneGodfried-jp5uh
    @LeanneGodfried-jp5uh 6 месяцев назад

    The largest now is 10 meter. The titanoboa is 13 meter. Almost 33% increase in length. That’s it a click bait lol. It would be more interesting if it was at least 50% or 100% longer.

  • @tangbein
    @tangbein 6 месяцев назад

    Logan Paul getting crushed by Titanaboa would have been something.

  • @swarupyeole11
    @swarupyeole11 7 месяцев назад +5

    Recently A New Specie of snake was found vasuki indicus . 1m larger than this snake

    • @Dvika-ib3lk
      @Dvika-ib3lk 7 месяцев назад +1

      i was here for this comment

    • @swarupyeole11
      @swarupyeole11 7 месяцев назад +2

      @@Dvika-ib3lk great 😅.
      your reference point was Mr. Prashant dhawan's video right ?😁

  • @kelliecanscan3364
    @kelliecanscan3364 Год назад +1

    This must be the snake god that peoples during that time worshiped

  • @ArmandoEnfectana-bp6jo
    @ArmandoEnfectana-bp6jo 10 месяцев назад

    Early Humans: we doesn't want to go South America 😂😂😂😂😂.

  • @ajm2872
    @ajm2872 Год назад +1

    Looks like a 50 cent buckshot shell would solve the backyard problem ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

    • @ReindeerD
      @ReindeerD Год назад +3

      Na dude no chance, my brother and I once killed a viper that was 5ft long and it had 3 .22 bullets in it

  • @PedroFelix-b2j
    @PedroFelix-b2j Год назад +1

    First of all the Anaconda was mostly found in Brazil not colombia. And the green anaconda can even swallow cows and other live stock. Just some facts that need to be straight.

  • @ghoultooth
    @ghoultooth Год назад +2

    Oddly similar thumbnails and narrator style to Kurzgesagt. I promise you that being more unique would aid you more than trying to pawn viewers from another established channel.

  • @Sussy_Germany_Edits
    @Sussy_Germany_Edits 7 месяцев назад

    good video kurzg- oh

  • @nikolayotov4668
    @nikolayotov4668 Год назад +1

    It went extinct because it knew one day it would have to face the yoink guy

  • @perendinatorian
    @perendinatorian Год назад

    clicked on this thinking kurzgesagt, i feel bamboozled

  • @ghostlysmoe7427
    @ghostlysmoe7427 8 месяцев назад +1

    I mean anacondas are literally also called water boas

  • @evangaudet
    @evangaudet 6 месяцев назад

    13M vs 10M isn’t a huge difference imo.
    The 30ft Anacondas they’ve found in the Amazon are pretty terrifying enough.

  • @nostoneunturned7641
    @nostoneunturned7641 Год назад +1

    Kinda jealous that Jaguar isnt pronounced like "jag-you-wah" over here in the Americas. Sounds so fun to say it like that.

  • @armaan6813
    @armaan6813 6 месяцев назад +1

    You need to make a video on !!!

  • @aka-47pro59
    @aka-47pro59 Год назад +4

    Bruh imagine how many handbags can be made out of that snake.

  • @AmateurHour1111
    @AmateurHour1111 Год назад

    I was expecting Randy Orton to pop up after that intro lol

  • @ramsessevenone416
    @ramsessevenone416 Год назад

    Not to get all preachy, but kind of makes you wonder....yeah we are obviously the dominant species on the planet right now. But we are still a blip in the history of life on this planet (as far as we can date back). who is to say that we won't die out and some other animal will evolve and take our place in both intelligence, dexterity and social habits? If the earth is billions of years old, we have barely been around for a fraction of a second in cosmic years. It's both humbling and unsettling at the same time.

  • @mickalinjezerx7104
    @mickalinjezerx7104 8 месяцев назад +1

    Imagine in Titan Boa is not a true species. In fact it may be a species of snake that is due to its environment.
    There are some animals that are highly adaptable or Environment susceptible.
    There are animals in just a few thousand years, and they became a different species.

  • @LesbianImpact
    @LesbianImpact 8 месяцев назад

    This video is Australia core

  • @megafrodo100
    @megafrodo100 Год назад

    So goid video

  • @drasiella
    @drasiella Год назад +1

    Answer: the snek would step on you!

  • @hejenssvsg8468
    @hejenssvsg8468 Год назад

    This dollar store Kurzgesagt is actually pretty good.

  • @BigOrangeMan
    @BigOrangeMan Год назад

    I thought kurzgesagt uploaded a new video for a second

  • @PapaMorty-
    @PapaMorty- Год назад +1

    Rainforests not Swamps. This isn’t Shrek dog

  • @Killeraholic
    @Killeraholic Год назад

    Less ships would mean that a Battleship or Titan is truely the flagship of your armada.

  • @Chrysaetos11
    @Chrysaetos11 Год назад

    WHAT a predator. Dammit carnivores these days are so.... underwhelming.

  • @SameerPrehistorica
    @SameerPrehistorica Год назад +15

    The Reticulated python is the only snake that reaches over 6 m. The large specimen from Indonesia is not 10 m, but was in the range o 6-7 m. It was one of those wrong news generally associated with snakes. So far, there is no scientific evidence of any modern snake reaching 9 or 10 m.

    • @adamtrimble2586
      @adamtrimble2586 Год назад

      Actually there was an account of a snake that was something like 50ft and they got pictures of it and everything look up Forrest galent large snake he speaks on the journey these 2 decorated officials and their pilot went on and they seen this thing in the Amazon I think it was or it could of been the African jungle

    • @GabrielLopes-yp7pj
      @GabrielLopes-yp7pj Год назад

      Incorrect, green anacondas have been found above the 6m in Brazil.

    • @SameerPrehistorica
      @SameerPrehistorica Год назад

      @@GabrielLopes-yp7pj Provide the link for the scientific article which confirms it.
      The longest and heaviest verified specimen encountered by the anaconda expert Dr. Jesús Antonio Rivas, was a female measuring only 17.1 ft long and weighed 97.5 kg. It was striking for him that the largest snake that he has caught, out of 780 animals, was only 17.1 ft. He has said that they are quite difficult to measure. He gave a theoretic limit of 22 ft. It could be possible that a large anaconda could reach 20 ft and a bit more but there has never been one accurately verified over 20 ft so far and not to mention humans are notorious for exaggerating animal sizes, especially when it comes to snakes.

    • @Pedro-hi3di
      @Pedro-hi3di 7 месяцев назад

      ​@@GabrielLopes-yp7pj yeah, in fact they found an 8m specimen weighing 200kg

  • @godfreyofbouillon966
    @godfreyofbouillon966 Год назад

    are we sure modern anaconda is not evolved today's titanoboa?

  • @isaiahkenny3544
    @isaiahkenny3544 8 месяцев назад

    Man them things is still alive

  • @Nick-zr7xu
    @Nick-zr7xu 8 месяцев назад

    I believe that there are a few in the deepest and darkest parts of the Amazon

  • @cb-9938
    @cb-9938 5 месяцев назад

    It's crazy too think that long before our species had even started using tools. There were these prehistoric monstrosity

  • @BigBrotherTheWatcher1984
    @BigBrotherTheWatcher1984 Год назад +1

    They would thrive in the Sundarbans in Eastern India.

  • @alexcooke4676
    @alexcooke4676 Год назад

    i was like oh kurzgesagt got a new voice over?

  • @Nwic-j4q
    @Nwic-j4q 3 месяца назад

    I would not want to come across a 🐍 that big

  • @nathankerridge9914
    @nathankerridge9914 10 месяцев назад

    The florida guy would yoink it.

  • @benjo8547
    @benjo8547 Год назад

    There is no such thing as a 10 meter Reticulated Python.

  • @sweetcatrice5667
    @sweetcatrice5667 Год назад

    Hey Koranos, ever heard of the badger song? There's a part where there's a snake. The singer was terrified.

  • @MissCupyCakes
    @MissCupyCakes 7 месяцев назад

    I don’t know why but it feels like everything what made from AI in this video, from the art to the narrator lol.