True length of "record" giant pythons.

[millertime89]

You keep spouting off that Medusa is only 21-22 ft and eventually you're gonna get a very unpleasant conversation from Harry.

[lemon]

Originally Posted by millertime89

You keep spouting off that Medusa is only 21-22 ft and eventually you're gonna get a very unpleasant conversation from Harry.

Me and several other uk memebers have already been there.

BUT all we are saying is the photos released of Medusa are not of a 24/25 foot snake, not saying she isnt that big but merely stating she isnt that big in the pictures provided and everytime we were provided with a picture which argued the point that the snake in question she wasnt 24/25ft and when everyone eventually agreed it was then said it was an old picture. (I'm not sure if it was Harry himself or someone that works with him that was posting etc) Though I doubt she would have grown much if any over the last few years.

Shes a very big and beautiful snake, but she isn't 24/25ft in any of the pictures flying about.

[lemon]

BBC News - Giant Burmese python caught in Florida

No where near 17ft as you can tell.

Also I like the way they mention '87 eggs' so they can frighten people even more and convince them each escaped snake is producing '87' offspring.

Oh don't you just love the media lol.

[millertime89]

Originally Posted by lemon

BBC News - Giant Burmese python caught in Florida

No where near 17ft as you can tell.

Also I like the way they mention '87 eggs' so they can frighten people even more and convince them each escaped snake is producing '87' offspring.

Oh don't you just love the media lol.

Lot of slugs in that picture for sure. I heard somewhere the snake was actually caught in the spring and they didn't release the info until now, no surprise why... when I'm not on my phone I'm gonna look at the pictures again but I didn't think it looked like a 17 footer either.