Today we're talking about the biggest snakes that ever lived -- like anacondas, pythons, and Titanoboa -- and how they evolved to be so big in the first place.<b<br/>r/>

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The world of snakes is pretty mysterious: maybe you fear them, love them, or respect them from afar, but we can't help but wonder what is it about snakes that makes them so fascinating? Join us for a fun SciShow compilation of everything...

Explore the fascinating world of snakes, from the giant Anaconda to the tiny Bramini blind snake. Learn about their diverse habitats, the fear of snakes (Ophidiophobia), and their ecological roles. Discover how some snakes can glide...

Discover the world's diverse snake species, from creatively named snakes like the Black-Tailed Cribo to the dangerous black mamba in Africa. Learn about the ecological impacts of invasive species like Florida's pythons and the...

Enormous Anaconda:Brazil surprises with a massive anaconda, measuring seven feet or 2 meters in length. The gigantic snake highlights the diverse and impressive wildlife found in the country.

Howcast - Learn some fun facts about anacondas in this Howcast video about pet snakes.

Howcast - Learn what are the three biggest snakes in the world in this Howcast video about pet snakes.

You asked, we answered. We called in our professional herpetologists Dr Jeff Streicher and Dr Ian Brennan to help us answer your burning questions about snakes. From the most dangerous snakes in the world to what colour snake poop is,...

Meet Titanoboa: She's longer than a bus, eats crocodiles for breakfast and makes the anaconda look like a garter snake. #Snakes #smithsonianchannel #titanoboa From the Show: Titanoboa: Monster Snakeef='http://bit.ly/1Go1Huo'...

Paul Rosolie did not actually get "Eaten Alive" last night, as the title of a two-hour special on Discovery channel suggested he would. But that wasn't all the program got wrong. Herpetologiest David Steen, Ph.D., watched and...

Researchers have designed sea creature-inspired systems to harness wave power, from giant hydraulic oysters that sit on the sea floor to long rubber snakes that writhe in the ocean swell. Read