
Reticulated Python: It's the longest snake on the planet, wrapping itself around prey and swallowing animals whole, including deer or even humans. (Image: Canva)
Green Anaconda: A South American giant that's enormously muscular and capable of crushing caimans, deer, and capybaras before swallowing them whole. (Image: Canva)
Burmese Python: Found in Southeast Asia, it's famous for overwhelming large prey such as pigs, goats, and even alligators in Florida. (Image; Canva)
African Rock Python: Africa's largest snake, it ambushes and crushes prey such as antelopes and occasionally livestock, eating them whole. (Image: Canva)
Indian Rock Python: Widely distributed over the Indian subcontinent, it can crush monkeys and birds by widening its jaws to swallow them whole. (Image: Canva)
Amethystine Python: This Australian giant preys on wallabies, bats, and even household animals, employing brute strength rather than venom to slay. (Image: Canva)
Olive Python: A massive constrictor native to Australia, it kills birds, reptiles, and small mammals with raw power and endurance. (Image: Canva)
Boa Constrictor: Although smaller than pythons, the snake is just as lethal, suffocating monkeys and rodents with ease throughout the Americas. (Image: Canva)
Scrub Python: Perhaps one of Australia's largest snakes, it consumes possums, flying foxes, and occasionally suburban pets. (Image: Canva)
Yellow Anaconda: While not as big as its green counterpart, it's still powerful enough to smash huge birds and mammals in South America's wetlands. (Image: Canva)
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