titanoboa

largest snake ever known to history. even still, I would think there might be a few keepers up to the challenge. maybe denial?

http://www.smithsonianmag.com/scienc...Was-Found.html

http://www.huffingtonpost.co.uk/2012...n_1398834.html

Saw this on tv a few days ago, I ordered one the next morning. It's arriving Tuesday, got a nice house set up for it. Imagine those things were still around:O

Hehe. There probably is someone who would try to keep Titanaboa. I watched the program when it was on the Science channel last month. Pretty cool. Apex predators are ridiculous, like the 25 foot gator caught a couple weeks ago in the southern US.

I remember reading about this when it was first found a year or so ago. Didn't mind re-reading it, however. Thanks for sharing.