The internet is filled with ample snake videos that have the potential to leave people scared for their lives, and the latest sensation is no exception. A new ‘gigantic-sized’ snake has been captured by a tourist at Kaziranga National Park, as per a viral post. As evident in the now-viral video, a 15-foot-long snake was seen slithering its way to a water body. The post went viral in no time, instigating a new level of anxiety among people visiting Assam. However, apart from the video that left users petrified, the internet cannot stop asking for the popular ‘Yoink Man’ after seeing the snake’s massive size.
The post was shared four days ago on the social media platform, by an Instagram handle ‘Just Assam Things’. The video has till now mustered over 1,02,000 views and an influx of reactions from the terrified users. Sharing the video, the user captioned, “A 15-foot-long python was caught on camera by tourists in the Burhapahar forest area of Kaziranga National Park.”
Have a look at the spine-chilling size of the python here:
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The video of the enormous 15-foot snake took social media by storm, unleashing a wave of fear and fascination among viewers seeing the size and length of this reptilian resident. Social media users chimed in to the comment section to share their take on the petrifying video.
As the internet struggles with this larger-than-life snake, the demand for the famous ‘Yoink Man’ resurfaced and became the subject of online conversations. Garrett Galvin, renowned as ‘Yoink Man,’ is known for his encounters with massive snakes. He is also famous for looking out for a 20-foot snake.
“69 missed calls from Yoink man,” a user quipped.
Startled by the massive size, a user wrote, “25-30 ft is the longest possible length for any snake… but this one seems to be one of the biggest Indian pythons ever recorded.”
“My path boi is so afraid of the Yoink guy he travelled to the other side of the hemisphere!” added an individual.
A user commented, “Python is still not 20-foot. Yoink man is disappointed.”
“Considering science, Yoink guy will only take the python if it’s invasive, and we don’t know if this one is invasive or native,” an Instagram user asserted.
“Yoink man is coming to capture the snake,” commented another person.
Injecting humour on the startling snake, a user jested, “I bet this guy knows where the 20-foot is.”
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