While Titanoboa reigned as the largest known snake for over a decade, recent findings reported by Live Science suggest that Vasuki Indicus, fossils of which were unearthed from a mine in Gujarat ...

Vasuki indicus, a prehistoric snake fossil discovered in Gujarat, India, measures an astounding 49 feet in length, surpassing ...

Fossil remains discovered in India have been ... While this is potentially longer than Titanoboa, the researchers emphasise that we don’t have complete skeletons of any Madtsoiid snakes, so ...

Named after the mythical serpent Vasuki from Hindu mythology, it belonged to the now-extinct Madtsoiidae family, a group of ...

Titanoboa. This largest snake in the world used to live 60–58 million years ago in what's now called Colombia. Its fossil was discovered in the early 2000s. But in 2005, a million-year-old ...

This giant snake grew up to 15 meters (49 feet) long, making it one of the longest ever found. Its fossils were discovered in 2004, but scientists identified it as a new species only in 2024. It was ...

The discovery of the Titanoboa fossil at a coal mine in Colombia, South America, has helped reveal quite a bit about the past... Titanoboa's size is a sign that the Earth was much warmer than it ...

With an estimated length of 36 to 50 feet, Vasuki Indicus rivaled Titanoboa, the largest known snake, and may have weighed around 2,200 pounds. This ancient snake thrived in warm temperatures of ...

Fossils found in Colombia indicate that a giant snake may have roamed the earth 60 million years ago Explore Subscribe Newsletters Content Licensing Our Partners ...

alongside Titanoboa, a massive 42-foot-long snake that lived in Colombia. According to a Times of India report, “The fossil was found in 2005, but since I have been working on different other ...

alongside Titanoboa, a massive 42-foot-long snake that lived in Colombia. “The fossil was found in 2005, but since I have been working on different other fossils, it went on the backburner.