00:00The world's most dangerous giant snakes and where they hunt.
00:04A green anaconda coils through a dark Amazon swamp.
00:09The world's biggest dangerous snakes rule rivers, forests, grasslands, farms, and village edges.
00:15Green anacondas swim through South American wetlands using massive bodies to grab capybaras and caimans near muddy banks.
00:24Reticulated pythons climb Southeast Asian forests and villages,
00:28where record-length bodies can stretch beyond 20 feet.
00:32Burmese pythons slide through Florida Everglades grass,
00:35swallowing birds, raccoons, and alligators in invaded marshland.
00:39African rock pythons coil near rivers and farms using muscular bodies to overpower antelope monkeys and birds.
00:47King cobras rise in Asian forests, spreading hoods, and delivering large venom loads through long fangs.
00:54Black mambas race through African scrub and rocky ground, lifting narrow heads when cornered by people or predators.
01:02Gaboon vipers hide under African leaf litter, carrying huge fangs and bold camouflage across heavy bodies.
01:09Eastern diamondback rattlesnakes coil in southeastern American pinewoods, shaking thick rattles before striking from sandy cover.
01:16Indian pythons move through wetlands and forests, wrapping strong coils around prey near water and farmland.
01:25Titanoboas once filled prehistoric South American swamps, where fossil vertebrae reveal a snake longer than a school bus.
01:32Water, leaves, sand, farms, and forest shadows help giant snakes stay hidden until something steps too close.
01:40A huge snake track curves through mud while birds burst from reeds above the swamp.
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