Snakes are one of the most feared animals by most people.

Even hearing, just saying it gives goosebumps, especially if you see or touch it directly.

Of the many snake species in the world,

Of course some are venomous and some are not.

Even so, there are several records that have been recorded by snakes around the world – it is even said that these records are very unique – which make many people amazed. and here’s a list of snakes with the most unique records in the world: the longest snake. one of the snakes with the most unique record in the world.

What is the longest snake in the world? it is said that the Baltic python, or Python reticulatus, is the longest snake in the world, capable of reaching a length of 6.25 meters. 

At the moment. Longest baltic python ever recorded.

It was discovered in 1912 and measures 10 meters.

The Baltic python itself lives in Southeast Asia and is commonly found in the rainforests, forests and grasslands of Myanmar itself.

This non-venomous snake is just found

In pristine Yang Forest, while in Singapore, Indonesia and Borneo, Malaysia, this snake is also found in drains.

Biotic pythons are known to climb trees by coiling their bodies tightly around trunks and using muscle strength to climb up. 

The longest and heaviest snake ever in captivity was the female reticulated python, called Medusa.

Was in American captivity.

This snake named Medusa is said to be able to reach a length of 7.67 M with a weight of about 158.8 kg the longest venomous dragon, the snake with the most unique record in the world.

Next up is the longest venomous dragon.

It says if King Cobra or oviovagus

Hana is the longest venomous snake in the world.

In 1937, a 5.54 meter long King Cobra was found in the state of Negri 9 on the Malay Peninsula.

After being caught, the snake was kept in the London Zoo until it grew to 5.71 meters before being killed at the outbreak of the Second World War. 

These snakes will show their length when they are feeling defensive or necessary

Looking above the tall grass or bushes.

They will raise the front of their body up to about 1 meter off the ground and may even give chase

Threat while in the position.

As a scare tactic, they will hiss and flatten the ribs if they become a hood.

However, this type of snake generally prefers to run away than fight.

According to reports, the king cobra is common in South and Southeast Asia in a variety of habitats, including Mangrove Swamp forests and some agricultural land with forest remnants. 

The king cobra is listed as vulnerable by the International Union for Conservation of Nature.

In some places, these animals have faced population declines of more than 80% in the last 10 years due to habitat loss and exploitation.

The longest sea snake, the snake with the most unique record in the world.

Next is the longest sea snake in the world.

It is said that the Yellow Sea snake, which has a scientific name.

Hydrophyte spiralis is the longest species of sea snake, growing up to 2.75 meters, but most of the basimans that have been collected to date have been less than 2 meters long.

Experts say that the Yellow Sea snake lives in the northern Indian Ocean and around parts of Southeast Asia.

Seen near New Caledonia in the southwest Pacific Ocean. 

Even so, very little is known by researchers about this one sea snake.

There are records of this species being up to 50 meters below the surface and commonly found on the bottom, sandy, muddy and eating eels.

It is said that this snake greatly contributes to the ecosystem, namely maintaining the balance of fish and eel populations.

In addition, this snake will also be eaten by larger predators, such as sharks and sometimes birds that prey on fish.

Even so, this snake is also very dangerous for humans, because this snake has a very strong venom like other sea snakes.

This snake is aggressive by sea snake standards and should be handled with care. 

The heaviest snake, the snake with the most unique record in the world, which is the heaviest snake in the world. it is said that the green anaconda is the heaviest snake ever known in the world by experts.

The heaviest anaconda ever recorded was 227 kg, which was 8.43 meters long and 1.11 meters in diameter.

Experts suspect that the Anaconda is as long

5.2 m will weigh about the same as the Python reticulate, which is 7.3 m. The green anaconda is a solitary non-venomous snake and is commonly found in South America, as well as in Trinidad.

They spend most of their time in water and usually in swamps.

Streams stagnate rivers too.

Because of this, the nostrils and eyes of this animal have evolved to be above the head, not sideways