The largest snake in the world was discovered in Amazon

The largest snake in the world was discovered in Amazon

After 23 years of expeditions and research performed on three continents, cryptozoologists Irish Mike Warner, aged 73 years and his son Greg, 44, last month undertook a bold journey into the heart of the Peruvian Amazon to confirm the theories the existence of a giant anaconda snake that lives in this land.

Run after him “black boa” or Yacumama (Mother Water), as called giant creature of the jungle in local popular culture, the two men are natives of Ireland ,Hillhall believe they took from reptile and they caught Photo colossal specimen which some reports say it was 40 meters long and two meters in diameter.

Although the largest snake has entered only recently in Western acceptance, more like a fictional concept of sensation, records of meetings with Yacumama Amazon basin full of history, locals talk about him as a reality.
Outraged by this, Mike and Greg Warner held a 12-day expedition on the Amazon River to find the largest snake that some witnesses say may regurgitate and launch a powerful water spray to knock down monkeys in trees and eating them.

“The data we have gathered very thick, we have over 700 photos after sorting and five hours of footage, to be studied in detail. It will take months to fully analyze the material, but first confirm the theory that these giants already there and make their way through the jungle, creating trenches two meters wide and breaking trees. More importantly though: I managed to catch one of her room when traveling through one of the “channels” of its water, “said Greg Warner.

The two explorers shared their findings with the Peruvian government, with National Geographic and Queens University Belfast, his team will spend the next period to consider the “evidence”. Also more enthusiastic than before, Mike and Greg are planning to return to the location in October, to scan the surroundings and heat set the number of snakes anacondas, during which they hope to take after a TV crew.