Giant python with 'human-shaped' bulge spotted floating in Thai floodwaters
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Giant python with 'human-shaped' bulge spotted floating in Thai floodwaters
Heavy rainfall in Malaysia and southern Thailand has triggered severe flooding, resulting in widespread evacuations and multiple fatalities. Thailand’s Department of Disaster Prevention and Mitigation has reported 25 deaths related to the floods, with over 300,000 households affected by the disaster.
Mesmerizing Video of Massive Python Swimming in Thailand Goes Viral
Many believe it could be one of the largest snakes ever seen. File photo. Credit: Ray in Manila, CC2/Flickr Recent flooding in Thailand and Malaysia has captured an extraordinary video of a huge python, producing one of the most breathtaking and mesmerizing wildlife moments seen in recent memory. This incredible footage of a reticulated python swimming through floodwaters in Pattani, Thailand, has left viewers amazed. Many believe it could be on…
Python Seen In Thailand's Floodwaters Could Be The Largest Snake We've Ever Laid Eyes On
close up photo of a reticulated python Recent flooding in Thailand and Malaysia has produced what is truly one of the most stunning clips of a snake that we have ever seen. This footage of a reticulated python swimming in floodwaters in Pattani, Thailand has stunned pretty much anyone who has seen it because this might be the largest snake we’ve ever seen and I am using the royal ‘we’ here as this might be the biggest python on earth at this ver…
In the Thai province of Pattani, a giant python, measuring six meters long, caused a stir when it slowly slithered across a flooded street. The unusual spectacle caused amazement but also concern among local residents. The snake species, which is native to tropical areas, thrives in humid, flooded environments. In this case, the rising water may have displaced the reptile from its natural habitat. Experts suspect that the flooding forced the ani…
A video showing a giant snake floating amid floods in southern Thailand has gone viral on social media. Like what?
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