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Reticulated pythons can grow up to 7.5m long (24 feet). A wildlife expert has posted a video of the “biggest” python he’s ever caught – a snake so big it took seven people to carry. Wildlife expert ‘Nick’ Nirut Chomngam and his team removed the reptile from under a building in Thailand captured after receiving an emergency call when it managed to constrict a full-sized adult pig. The snake is a reticulated python, native to Southeast Asia, and was estimated to be between four and five metres long. Video of the removal shows the snake putting up a fight, opening its mouth and forcefully twisting its body to break free. Mr Chomngam described the serpent as “the biggest ever caught”. Reticulated pythons are the world’s longest snake and of the largest reptiles on Earth, growing up to 7.5m and weighing up to 75kgs. They’re non-venomous.
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