Talk:Reticulated python: Difference between revisions

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A reticulated python was found in Thailand (cited article) that was forty nine feet long. This is the longest confirmed snake in the world at present.

:No it was not, Your so called "Forty-nine foot snake" was actually just 24 feet long upon quick further investigation. you really should try to look for a reliable up to date source ''outside'' the article before you repeat what everyone else has been falling for. Were all so gullible to believe that a living species of snake could be 49.7 feet long (14.85 meters long). whoever wrote that is clearly a cryptozoologist. No snake today could get that big though two [[Paleocene]] species, [[GiagantophisGiganthopis garstini]] and [[Madtsoia]] could grow to be 60 feet long (18 meters long). But they died out a long time ago. Any claims of living snakes that gargantuan are quickly discredited and mocked through critical evaluation and scrutiny. --[[User:Jj. hoaakkey|Jj. hoaakkey]] 00:45, 27 February 2007 (UTC)

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