"I'd have to run and hide if I saw that thing in real life." Remains of the ancient Titanoboa snake, which weighed in at a whopping 2,500 pounds (more than 1,100 kilograms) and a length of 48 feet ...

In 2009 researchers in northeastern Colombia discovered fossils of the largest known snake ... Titanoboa. The most frightening thing is that it actually existed... The above image is not a real ...

Titanoboa, also known as Titanoboa cerrejonensis, was a real species of snake that lived during ... Jaramillo and his team have built two life size models of the beastly snake to show its sheer size. ...

See Titanoboa coming to life! The life-size replica is as big and bad as the real boa. What Was on the Menu at the First Thanksgiving? This Indian City Sells 3,500 Tons of Chilies Every Single Day ...

Titanoboa came to life in 2007. John Bloch ... A full-size model of the snake, alongside its real vertebrae, will be on display as well. There also will be a laboratory where visitors can watch ...

Similar to Titanoboa, pictured in the artist illustration above, this new species of snake was probably an ambush predator. (Credit: Jason Bourque/Florida Museum of Natural History) Titanoboa has long ...

so you're safe from the real thing. But the Jacksonville Zoo and Gardens is offering the opportunity to learn more about the titanoboa with its new exhibit, "Titanoboa: Prehistoric Mega Snake." ...

Slithering in at 48 feet long and weighing an estimated one-and-a-half tons, the largest snake the world has ever seen will be brought back to life for ... true story in TITANOBOA: MONSTER SNAKE.

"That thing would swallow me whole," Grand Central visitor Sarah Bouroque said when she saw the giant snake. "I'd have to run and hide if I saw that thing in real life." Remains of the ancient ...