Prehistoric Giant Snake 'Vasuki Indicus' Discovered in India

The recently unearthed snake, measuring up to 50 feet, is one of the largest ever found, rivaling the ancient Titanoboa.

Researchers in India have discovered fossilized remains of 'Vasuki Indicus,' a giant snake that lived 47 million years ago.
The snake, measuring between 36 to 50 feet, could be the largest snake to have ever existed, surpassing even the Titanoboa.
Vasuki Indicus was likely a slow-moving ambush predator, similar to modern pythons and anacondas.
The discovery provides insights into the biodiversity and climatic conditions of prehistoric India.
The fossils were found in the Panandhro Lignite Mine in Gujarat, indicating a rich prehistoric ecosystem.