
Will monster size Snake be proven this year?
Background: Scientists have recently unearthed the fossil of a 45 foot long snake which used to eat crocodiles for snacks.
More recently pictures have emerged of what appears to be an even larger snake which may still be alive today. Locals in Borneo claim the existence of the snake but others are disputing whether the photos are genuine or a production of photo editing software
DailyMail Online:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1149743/Picture-100ft-long-snake-sparks-fears-mythical-monster-Borneo.html
More recently pictures have emerged of what appears to be an even larger snake which may still be alive today. Locals in Borneo claim the existence of the snake but others are disputing whether the photos are genuine or a production of photo editing software
DailyMail Online:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/worldnews/article-1149743/Picture-100ft-long-snake-sparks-fears-mythical-monster-Borneo.html
Settlement details:As reported by a major mainstream news source. Must be a new breed and longer than any other snake, not including fossils.
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