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l5s.s1
sousa :
se essa é a Titanoboa , imagina Titanomá
2026-08-23 17:02:36
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miguel.violin8
obolinha_8 :
se a titonoboa ta na famosa ilha das cobras
2026-08-23 17:58:44
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teru_mikami0001
GRACE_Grayson✪ :
meu vô já me mostrou essa foto
2026-08-27 05:14:29
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gustavo_henrique.95
グスタボ💯 :
aqui onde eu moro acharam uma jibóia de 15m
2026-08-25 04:04:11
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tatazinha.384
tatazinha :3 :
to com beija, alguem me medo
2026-08-26 16:04:20
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adeliaaparecidatu
Adelia Aparecida turra :
gente nem 5 % do mar foi explorado
2026-08-23 14:22:21
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arturzim8387482729649739
CRISPIM :
como na Colômbia se ela existia no Brasil
2026-08-23 03:06:32
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eobakana_nevida122
BAKANA :
Amazônia é gigante, pode ter animais qur fora instintas escondida lá
2026-08-26 13:08:34
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dri_oliveira4
Asta :
Pelo tamanho da Floresta Amazônica, no meu ver é mais provável a existência da Titanoboa do que uma possível existência do Megalodonte, que muitos teorizam. A Floresta Amazônica nunca foi explorada 100%, então, não temos como afirmar o que ainda existe ou não, além de ter espécimes que nem foram catalogadas ainda.
2026-08-26 12:38:22
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vivian_lk12
✨ :
como qui ela pode ter desaparecido a cerca de 58 milhões anos, sendo qui estamos em 2026? isso tá muito errado
2026-08-26 16:41:47
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kevenpereira63
Keven Pereira :
Na Amazônia ja foram encontrados peixes do tamanho de um homem
2026-08-26 00:40:01
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venti_anem0
☆𝐿𝒶𝓂𝓅☆ :
tirando o fato de q todo ano encontram novas espécies no Rio Amazonas
2026-08-25 14:30:24
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luly_catolica
.ily_lulis :
a minha teoria é que o rio Amazonas é o rastro da titanoboa, e que no fim dele, ela dorme profundamente
2026-08-24 16:18:02
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gabriel_neves13
Gabriel neves :
ai fica a pergunta pra que existe cobra e esses animais?
2026-08-27 01:02:16
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exe.naomy
Laís D'Iweyá :
se ela ainda existisse a gente q estaria extinto 🥲
2026-08-26 16:21:58
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apocalpse666
愛. :
siquis eveeeennnn
2026-08-25 02:32:43
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thorfinntsyamura
thorfinn :
ela precisa comer muita comida mano ela n iria conseguir ficar muito escondida
2026-08-24 20:26:38
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gabriell_oliveiras
Marcos Oliveira :
Lendas indígenas sobreviveram por muitos anos, acredito eu que esses indígenas do passado a uns 1000 ou 1500 anos atrás poderiam sim ter visto alguma sobrevivente da titanoboa ou algum corpo em putrefação da titanoboa, e daí surgiu a lenda, mas nós sabemos que a lendas sofrem alterações com o passar dos anos, por isso nunca saberemos a verdade.
2026-08-27 13:22:40
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gustavo_ribeiro45
Gustavo_Ribeiro :
desapareceu? isso quer dizer que ainda pode estar viva, vcs sabem que ninguém conheceu 100% ainda a Amazônia 💀
2026-08-27 02:30:20
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