45-foot ancient snake devoured crocodiles

i watched a show where an aniiconda tried to take on a south american croc(forgot their name) in the end the croc couldn't eat the snake and the snake couldnt eat the croc. so they went their own ways. if either had been a bit smaller they would have been lunch. oh and anicondas make lunch of these crocs all the time. true i dont think they get 15 ft long but.

Hopefully John Hammond won't show up ... or Jimmy Hoffa

Aussie scientists many years back painstaking researched, made a totally incredible and remarkable discovery of a snake that actually 'counts how many humans it kills'. After much decision making they decided on calling it the Death Adder.

pff it couldn't take on the Super Croc

me and a friend were talking about a present day snake that tried to do this and it did not end good for the snake.... The one that burst?

Wow-- that's a big one... http://www.youtube.c...h?v=aDlNy0cIw4A lol.....i have actually seen that before.................u just kick started my heart again......thanks for that,lol.............

I once chased by a big snake before . lucky it killed by car . actually it's my fault . at that time I was still a kid and I saw a big snake . I then throw a big stone on it , and it start chasing me . this big snake can really run very fast and persistent . I could die at that time if not a car came and run over it . to people that read this , don't ever try what i did .

Aussie scientists many years back painstaking researched, made a totally incredible and remarkable discovery of a snake that actually 'counts how many humans it kills'. After much decision making they decided on calling it the Death Adder.

Wow-- that's a big one... http://www.youtube.c...h?v=aDlNy0cIw4A :angry2: ffs my laptop nearly flew through the air.

Titanoboa is the strongest snake, no doubt.It eats the crocodile called Cerrejonisuchus improcerus which is only 6 to 7 feet long.Cerrejonisuchus is not directly related to modern crocodiles.The concept of ancient crocodyliforms as snake food has its parallel in the modern world, as anacondas have been documented consuming caimans in the Amazon. Given the ancient reptile's size, Cerrejonisuchus improcerus would have been no competition for Titanoboa. I wonder how it will be if Titanoboa have a fight with Sarcosuchus (The largest crocodile ever)