Meet Vasuki Indicus: World’s largest snake, 49-foot long, weighs…,; found in… For years, the colossal Titanoboa, measuring a staggering 42 feet, held the undisputed title of being the world ...

Meet Vasuki Indicus: World's largest snake unearthed in India after decades Researchers identified the snake as Vasuki indicus. It was uncovered at the Panandhro Lignite Mine in Kutch.

Meet Vasuki indicus, world’s largest snake that was found in…, weight almost… According to Hindu mythology Lord Shiva has the king of nagas coiled around his neck.

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Can a snake truly be longer than a school bus? Vasuki indicus is a ginormous prehistoric snake that broke every assumption about ancient reptiles. Located in Gujarat, India, this 15-meter (49-foot ...

World’s Largest Snake Fossil: Vasuki Indicus vs Titanonboa The discovery of Vasuki indicus and Titanoboa has shed light on two of the largest snakes to have ever existed.

Scientists have discovered Vasuki Indicus, a prehistoric snake estimated to be 50 feet long, making it one of the largest snakes ever found. This fossil unlocks Earth’s ancient past!

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Researchers of the Shadpada Entomology Research Lab (SERL) of Christ College, Irinjalakuda, have reported two species of tree crickets for the first time from Kerala. Oecanthus indicus and ...

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Vasuki indicus is the name given to the 47 million-year-old, 15m-long fossilised vertebrae of the now extinct longest snake that ever lived, found in a Gujarat coal mine in 2004. Study and ...