What is the new world record for the longest serpent?

The new world record for the longest serpent found in the wild is a female reticulated python named the Baroness, measuring 23 feet and 8 inches.

How much does the record-breaking python weigh?

The Baroness, the record-holding reticulated python, weighs a massive 213 pounds.

Where was the world's longest python discovered?

The world's longest python, known as the Baroness, was discovered in southwest Indonesia.

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Giant Python Breaks World Record in Indonesia

7 Mar

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Summary

A female reticulated python named the Baroness is the world's longest serpent.
The snake measures an astonishing 23 feet and 8 inches long.
This record-breaking python weighs a massive 213 pounds.

Giant Python Breaks World Record in Indonesia

In a remarkable find, a female reticulated python, affectionately known as "the Baroness," has officially claimed the Guinness World Record for the longest serpent discovered in the wild. This colossal snake, found in southwest Indonesia, stretches an incredible 23 feet and 8 inches, surpassing the previous record by a notable margin.

The confirmation of this extraordinary length took place earlier this year in Maros, South Sulawesi, by a dedicated team of experts. Weighing an impressive 213 pounds, the Baroness showcases the immense power and musculature characteristic of reticulated pythons, which they use to constrict their prey. While not venomous, their strength poses a significant danger.