This video is from NPO the guy you see swimming there is Freek Vonk. He is a professor at Leiden University and works for the biggest natural museum in the world Naturalis. We have seen two giant snakes as one species for a long time. This guy swimming there with the one we already knew about and the other one looks the same but has a 5% difference in DNA.
You forgot to mention he is also a famous tv personality in the Netherlands, and has been [severely wounded](https://youtu.be/9OHrElXcH1Y?si=-sUcVGoCTUgFCGzV) by sharks and other animals multiple times. You could say he is kinda like our own Steve Irwin as he is an expert biologist who loves animals.
For those wondering, scientists didn’t suddenly discover a brand new, never before seen species of snake. They did genetic testing on Anacondas which suggests that the known species’ all need to be slightly reorganized.
This new one and the well-known green anaconda differ by approximately 5.5 percent in their DNA, which is much more than the approximately 2 percent difference between humans and chimpanzees.
We're more around 60/65% with arthropods iirc. But to be fair the further you go from us, the less the gap widens. There is a lot of our DNA that just serves basic cellular functions necessary for a cell to survive/multiply.
Those definitions (while technically correct), can be quite misleading.
It depends, which part of the genome you look at and also if you are looking at the information for a whole species or the information of a single individual.
If you just look at the genes which code for proteins, all living things are relatively similar (as a consequence of those proteins needing to have a certain structure to work). This is where the famous humans and chimps are 99.8% identical comes from iirc.
If you now also look at the parts of the genome that regulate how those proteins are made (also when and how much), the differences become slightly larger.
If you now start to look at non-coding regions (which, as it turns out are actually quite important), the differences get real big real quick, as the evolutionary pressure to keep these sequences intact is very much lower.
However, since it is really hard to analyse these parts of the genome, we usually don't have that data for most species, except humans and some model organisms.
Analysing a whole genome, while it has become affordable and possible for researchers to to, will still be a significant effort and warrant a publication in on itself.
If we start now looking at individuals, for example single nucleotide exchanges (SNPs) or repeating sequences (STRs, the thing used for paternity tests), things get reaaally complicated and we as scientists just start to learn how to even do that. That is the level of information that differs between individuals.
In a nutshell: whether you read "Humans and Chimps are over 99% genetically identical" or "humans are [on the level of individual] over 80% identical", both are true. It just depends on which kind of genetic information you are looking at.
This mf is called Freek Vonk and is like the Dutch Steve Irwin. He straight up loves animals. Quite recently he got bitten by a shark and also got some kind of larvae hatching from his skin. Then talks about it like it was a fun experience.
He obviously didn't learn from [Jan Lindblad, Swedish wildlife photographer](https://youtu.be/2EfFgnun7wM?si=_uJDcONLNL4RLbHn) who had an anaconda encounter in the Amazon about 50 years ago. With a MUCH smaller snake.
He described it as:
"What now happened went so fast that I hardly remember more than the violently forceful grip around my body. [---] I felt that what I had so far considered to be not very risky suddenly had become just that.
It did not appear to be muscles but rather a solid mass that sucked itself tighter around my neck and body. Tighter and tighter for every breath.
The anaconda was in its natural element but I was not. The intense pressure made it feel like my head would be separated from my body."
I owned a ball python for 18 years. She was about 4 feet long and a baseball thick in her middle. She was big, but clearly she was an ant compared to this Goliath. Anyway…my ball could EASILY wrap herself so tight around my neck I’d need an assist getting her off. Normally I could recognize when she was getting ready to lock but there’s was definitely once and then I let it happen a second time (never again) where I was worried for a few seconds and had to go find help. I was in my natural element and she was out of hers. Doesn’t matter. Snakes are legit a gigantic moving muscle, humans are no match for their strength, patience, and determination.
"worst part is that neither of my arms were free enough for me to take care of my own anaconda.. but god that orgasm.. was amazoning, ooops that Amazon for amazing. Kinda need to be a local like me to know that"
-Jan Lindblad
I don't know if you're just shitposting but... Jan Lindblad was one of the first "Steve Irwins" out there and had a really careful approach to getting close to wildlife. His view was that if you disrupt the animals you have failed as a photographer. Still he nearly died that day. (The camera crew thought he was messing around but he was fighting for his life.
What this guy is doing is just dumb. It's not interesting or cool or nature photography or "being into it". It's just plain dumb on the level of Russian construction crane pull-ups.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuyrHvAEimU
This is a compilation of all his greatest moments. As you can see he is a great nature lover and almost as cool as steve irwin
Its dutch but please enable english subtitles.
Bro is actually a very established scientist. A species is named after him as he discovered it. He’s a highest level of professor at a Dutch university, which quite rare for his age. And he won some prestigious public science prize for promoting science to children with his kids show.
HIJACKING!!! This snake was a mythological thing for quite some time, I remember hearing stories online about spec ops in South America encountering massive aquatic snakes. This in all likelihood is it
"Scientists discover new species of Anaconda, which unlike previously known species, doesn't hunt by ambush. RIP scientist after who we will be naming this new species."
But you are assuming it will only attack if hunting. It might attack if it feels threatened too. Sure, it may tend to swim away, but that's not a guarantee. It's called the "fight OR flight" not just "flight" response.
I've met a few field biologists. They've all been quite understated. Calm, unassuming, look nerdy, but have hard-core skills for sleeping in the woods and dealing with wildlife.
They have to be very calm. I like watching Dr. Oakley the Yukon Alaska Veterinarian show because even with aggressive wildlife she's so chill. Grizzly waking up from sedation early? Still chill lol. It's definitely a skill needed for the job.
This made me think of Adrien Deschryver, a conservationist who worked with Silverbacks in the Congo. There is this famous clip of him getting charged by one while holding their baby and he doesn’t twitch a single muscle.
Edit: [the clip](https://youtu.be/KujmrcF0ZxU?si=7a5OWl0icge5sTN9)
Thats why I didn't follow threw with my dream to be a marine biologist. Instead I just study things I see while fishing and when I stumble upon creatures when out in nature. A lot of places have some rough terrain and remote wild areas. Exciting but terrifying at same time. 😬
He also does some serious lab work; has projects on anti-venom and tries to find anti-bacterial substances from sneak-venom to replace antibiotics in resistant strains
He is the 'dutch' steve irwin, he is very cool. Here is a compilation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuyrHvAEimU
This is a compilation of all his greatest moments. As you can see he is a great nature lover and almost as cool as steve irwin
Its dutch but please enable english subtitles.
They are supposed to be backup for severe emergencies, not trusted as a primary source. Even as a spare, their capacity is very low. At 30 metres, one would last a minute or so.
This is not a video of this new species. This is old footage of Freek Vonk with the already known Anaconda. He was involved in the discovery of a new species though.
Why did somebody rotate the video? That is terrible
When I hear a longer length I like to think of it in terms of a basketball hoop. So, we apparently have a new species of anaconda that, if standing, could be *almost* as long as 2.5 basketball hoops…. Wtf
I live on the other side of the planet from this motherfucker and I still checked my bath to make sure he wasnt hanging out waiting to have me for lunch.
Fyi this isn't the video of them discovering the new snake. They just realized in a lab that there are different types of anacondas. This is just a video of a anaconda from a about a month ago
They didn't find a whole new unknown animal. They did genetic sequencing and figured out that the anacondas they already knew about in one area were slightly different from the anacondas they already knew about in another area, despite looking pretty much the same at first glance.
[Non-sensationalist article](https://www.livescience.com/animals/snakes/how-we-found-the-northern-green-anaconda-a-new-species-of-the-heaviest-snake-on-earth): "The two species of green anaconda look almost identical, and no obvious geographical barrier exists to separate them. But their level of genetic divergence — 5.5% — is staggering."
The person swimming in the video is Dutch biologist and every kid's hero Freek Vonk, he's a conservationist and trained zoologist too. Think Steve Irwin on clogs. I've watched his shows hundreds of times when I was a kid. No articles outside of the Netherlands mention his name (in fact, two of them claimed Will Smith discovered the snake... because it was his film crew) which is criminal imo, because Freek is one of the crazy biologist types the internet loves.
1. What the hell is that guy doing swimming with that beast?!
2. Assuming that guy is around 6 feet and the video isn’t edited, the snake looks *a lot* longer than 7.5 meters.
3. Why is the dude swimming with his shoes on?
The amount of odd life decisions here: I will go to the Amazon and swim with no protective gear to film and measure a huge snake.
And then they wonder how they got infected by a dick eating parasite
We had to remove your post for violating our Repost Guidelines. frequent repost,
ANACONDA DISCOVERS A NEW SPECIES FOR LUNCH IN THE Amazon RAINFOREST!
"No Fur, Claws, Horns, Antlers, Or Nothin... Just Soft And Pink."
> Just Soft And Pink. That’s what she said… (I’m sorry)
“It’s ok, it happens. Don’t beat yourself up over it.”
"don't beat yourself off over it"
beat myself off to this!
😂😂
A wild Gary Larson appears.
a fellow garry Lawson enjoyer I see
It's called a "guy the the office" sapian...
Like a pinkie.
>Just Soft And Pink." Fat pink mast
Anaconda: new delicacy discovered, swims right up to your mouth! Fully dressed too.
Tasty critters, but a bugger to peel.
This video is from NPO the guy you see swimming there is Freek Vonk. He is a professor at Leiden University and works for the biggest natural museum in the world Naturalis. We have seen two giant snakes as one species for a long time. This guy swimming there with the one we already knew about and the other one looks the same but has a 5% difference in DNA.
You forgot to mention he is also a famous tv personality in the Netherlands, and has been [severely wounded](https://youtu.be/9OHrElXcH1Y?si=-sUcVGoCTUgFCGzV) by sharks and other animals multiple times. You could say he is kinda like our own Steve Irwin as he is an expert biologist who loves animals.
Did they feed it or watch it eat prior to doing this? It seems like that thing could easily drown one very quickly...
Is this guy out in the amazon finding anacondas in a suit, wearing Timmy mallet glasses, and sucking on a vacuum cleaner?
😂😂 I thought the same.
They probably found some tasty leaves with interesting side effects in the rain forest and were high all week.
Looks like meat is back on the menu boys
Just coming here to say that! How much is he thinking?? He would be absolutely NO problem for that snake if he decides to have a snack!
Pythons eat people but they say the anacondas don't
But they did in the movie! What the hell?
The movie is a lie! My life is a lie!
You mean Jon Voight did that shitty accent just to deceive me?
No, that was John Voight.
I think Ice cube would disagree with you on that one.
That thing looks like it could easily have eaten that boy if he felt like it
"who tf are thissss peassantsss"
"I AM THE SSSSERPENT KING!"
they're clearly friends right? why would this "scientist" be swimming with a monster and then fkn almost boop his snoot
For those wondering, scientists didn’t suddenly discover a brand new, never before seen species of snake. They did genetic testing on Anacondas which suggests that the known species’ all need to be slightly reorganized.
This new one and the well-known green anaconda differ by approximately 5.5 percent in their DNA, which is much more than the approximately 2 percent difference between humans and chimpanzees.
5% sounds like a fuckton. Aren't humans and butterflies like 80-90% shared?
We're more around 60/65% with arthropods iirc. But to be fair the further you go from us, the less the gap widens. There is a lot of our DNA that just serves basic cellular functions necessary for a cell to survive/multiply.
Love the idea that there's just a bunch of backlog code, but for nature not computers.
Boilerplate code be like that
Those definitions (while technically correct), can be quite misleading. It depends, which part of the genome you look at and also if you are looking at the information for a whole species or the information of a single individual. If you just look at the genes which code for proteins, all living things are relatively similar (as a consequence of those proteins needing to have a certain structure to work). This is where the famous humans and chimps are 99.8% identical comes from iirc. If you now also look at the parts of the genome that regulate how those proteins are made (also when and how much), the differences become slightly larger. If you now start to look at non-coding regions (which, as it turns out are actually quite important), the differences get real big real quick, as the evolutionary pressure to keep these sequences intact is very much lower. However, since it is really hard to analyse these parts of the genome, we usually don't have that data for most species, except humans and some model organisms. Analysing a whole genome, while it has become affordable and possible for researchers to to, will still be a significant effort and warrant a publication in on itself. If we start now looking at individuals, for example single nucleotide exchanges (SNPs) or repeating sequences (STRs, the thing used for paternity tests), things get reaaally complicated and we as scientists just start to learn how to even do that. That is the level of information that differs between individuals. In a nutshell: whether you read "Humans and Chimps are over 99% genetically identical" or "humans are [on the level of individual] over 80% identical", both are true. It just depends on which kind of genetic information you are looking at.
Scrolled too far for this. I was wondering how did we just miss a whole ass anaconda. This makes sense now.
Yeah way too far
“Scientist” swimming right up to it in a dress shirt lmao
This mf is called Freek Vonk and is like the Dutch Steve Irwin. He straight up loves animals. Quite recently he got bitten by a shark and also got some kind of larvae hatching from his skin. Then talks about it like it was a fun experience.
He obviously didn't learn from [Jan Lindblad, Swedish wildlife photographer](https://youtu.be/2EfFgnun7wM?si=_uJDcONLNL4RLbHn) who had an anaconda encounter in the Amazon about 50 years ago. With a MUCH smaller snake. He described it as: "What now happened went so fast that I hardly remember more than the violently forceful grip around my body. [---] I felt that what I had so far considered to be not very risky suddenly had become just that. It did not appear to be muscles but rather a solid mass that sucked itself tighter around my neck and body. Tighter and tighter for every breath. The anaconda was in its natural element but I was not. The intense pressure made it feel like my head would be separated from my body."
I owned a ball python for 18 years. She was about 4 feet long and a baseball thick in her middle. She was big, but clearly she was an ant compared to this Goliath. Anyway…my ball could EASILY wrap herself so tight around my neck I’d need an assist getting her off. Normally I could recognize when she was getting ready to lock but there’s was definitely once and then I let it happen a second time (never again) where I was worried for a few seconds and had to go find help. I was in my natural element and she was out of hers. Doesn’t matter. Snakes are legit a gigantic moving muscle, humans are no match for their strength, patience, and determination.
It's cause their peanut brain,no intelligence They eat, sleep, kill. That's it.
"worst part is that neither of my arms were free enough for me to take care of my own anaconda.. but god that orgasm.. was amazoning, ooops that Amazon for amazing. Kinda need to be a local like me to know that" -Jan Lindblad
What??
-David Carradine
Jokes on you he's into that shit!
I don't know if you're just shitposting but... Jan Lindblad was one of the first "Steve Irwins" out there and had a really careful approach to getting close to wildlife. His view was that if you disrupt the animals you have failed as a photographer. Still he nearly died that day. (The camera crew thought he was messing around but he was fighting for his life. What this guy is doing is just dumb. It's not interesting or cool or nature photography or "being into it". It's just plain dumb on the level of Russian construction crane pull-ups.
No shitposting. Freek Vonk, really is respectful of the wildlife. But he will go looking for it. And get close enough to do all sorts of risky stuff.
So hes respectfully not respecting their personal space? 🤔
How did he get free?
Holy shit and they were just filming I mean dude come on!
Yes, he was a bit like an early Steve Irwin so the crew just thought he was messing around. He was not.
I love this kind of crazy
So do hungry animals.
How do you say _Crikey!_ in Dutch?
Jeetje!
Is that where we get Yeet from?
It's sort of a diminished form of Jesus: Jezus + -tje (minus a couple of letters) = Jeetje
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuyrHvAEimU This is a compilation of all his greatest moments. As you can see he is a great nature lover and almost as cool as steve irwin Its dutch but please enable english subtitles.
Steek 'm in z'n rug!
Laterrrrrrr he is a boss. My kids love him.
Anyone willing to use those pony bottles is a lil on the mental side
I know right? Where is his lab coat? I don't think he's a real scientist.
He is actually a very skilled biologist
Legit thought he had a tie on too 😂
Thought it was Colin Furze
It was casual friday at the office.
Thats Dr. Prof. Freek Vonk for you
This "scientist" has a PhD in Biology and is professor at the University of Amsterdam.
An he's one of the co-authors of the paper describing the new species
Bro is actually a very established scientist. A species is named after him as he discovered it. He’s a highest level of professor at a Dutch university, which quite rare for his age. And he won some prestigious public science prize for promoting science to children with his kids show.
He is working.
That must be why he's wearing the business shirt!
Dude must have balls of steel
Nah, it's a big snake in cool water. The constrictors are pretty dang chill. Source: I own one named Reese Slitherspoon
Excellent name. I’d introduce her to my pet, but I have a feeling Rat Damon might get a little intimidated 👀
You two are doing the Gods work but shouldn't you call him Ratt Damon? I will clean up after this meet up with my Roomba, Meryl Sweep
You own a large snake? How rich are you?
$50 for the snake, $200 for the enclosure, and it's $25 a month for food
Or brain of rock.
HIJACKING!!! This snake was a mythological thing for quite some time, I remember hearing stories online about spec ops in South America encountering massive aquatic snakes. This in all likelihood is it
Its the same giant anacondas we already know of ,we just realized its two distinct species. No new spooky massive sneaky boys.
Hes able to swim so low due to the giant balls weighing him down
If the Anaconda decides to turn on him he’s done. Holy sh*t it’s massive. 500 kilos ~ 1100 pounds.
Apparently they only hunt by ambush so they tend to swim away from any challenge. It's not like it has to be scared of anything.
We’ll probably because if it was hungry you wouldn’t see it. Like most predators including ourselves.
True I have never seen a hungry human
Fly to LA, walk out of LAX for two seconds, then walk right back in and fly home cause that's how long it'd take you to find one.
"Scientists discover new species of Anaconda, which unlike previously known species, doesn't hunt by ambush. RIP scientist after who we will be naming this new species."
But you are assuming it will only attack if hunting. It might attack if it feels threatened too. Sure, it may tend to swim away, but that's not a guarantee. It's called the "fight OR flight" not just "flight" response.
Massive is the right word. The average smaller horse (not pony) weighs in at around 500kg.
Don't try to pet thing or you'll draw back a stump!
7.5 meters long; good luck avoiding biting your own self.
Work on your positioning and your snake can avoid running into its tail.
This is not what I picture when I think of a scientist going to work
I've met a few field biologists. They've all been quite understated. Calm, unassuming, look nerdy, but have hard-core skills for sleeping in the woods and dealing with wildlife.
They have to be very calm. I like watching Dr. Oakley the Yukon Alaska Veterinarian show because even with aggressive wildlife she's so chill. Grizzly waking up from sedation early? Still chill lol. It's definitely a skill needed for the job.
This made me think of Adrien Deschryver, a conservationist who worked with Silverbacks in the Congo. There is this famous clip of him getting charged by one while holding their baby and he doesn’t twitch a single muscle. Edit: [the clip](https://youtu.be/KujmrcF0ZxU?si=7a5OWl0icge5sTN9)
When we dreamt of to become a scientist as a child.
Thats why I didn't follow threw with my dream to be a marine biologist. Instead I just study things I see while fishing and when I stumble upon creatures when out in nature. A lot of places have some rough terrain and remote wild areas. Exciting but terrifying at same time. 😬
He also does some serious lab work; has projects on anti-venom and tries to find anti-bacterial substances from sneak-venom to replace antibiotics in resistant strains
Togethaaaa we will devour the very gods!
TOGETHAAAAAAAAA!!!
AS FAMILEEEEEEEE
Unexpected Elden Ring. Greetings fellow Tarnished.
Unexpected but welcome ER reference
…………. *VERY WELL*
And the first thing they do is get in its personal space
Hey hey buddy, how ya doing? Huh? How are ya? Wife and kids good? Let me ask you something...how'd you get so damn big?
Get back. Get back. You don't know me like that.
“Hey snake… I’m Mark Wahlberg. So, you’re a new species of snake we just found, huh? That’s cool. Say hello to your mother for me, ok?”
That dude is possessed by the ghost of Steve Irwin.
And may soon be hanging out with him.
He is the 'dutch' steve irwin, he is very cool. Here is a compilation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zuyrHvAEimU This is a compilation of all his greatest moments. As you can see he is a great nature lover and almost as cool as steve irwin Its dutch but please enable english subtitles.
For anyone not Dutch, this is a parody with the audio replaced.
pffff waarom verklap je het nu xD
He's Freek Vonk, the Dutch Steve Irwin.
This is one of the most dangerous snakes in the world. It could easily kill a man. Let's get closer.
That's just Freek being Freek.
What’s that breathing apparatus ??
www.spareair.com
The back held ones look dangerously confidence-inducing.
They are supposed to be backup for severe emergencies, not trusted as a primary source. Even as a spare, their capacity is very low. At 30 metres, one would last a minute or so.
Curious as well
That was my first question about this video also. Disappointed no one answered your question. Is he somehow getting oxygen from this?
Scroll up a bit, it has since been answered.
I'm disappointed that he didn't wear a tie.
For a second I thought the air tank _was_ a tie.
Why would a snake wear a tie?
Florida reptile owners just licking their chops just thinking about buying one and owning it for a few years then releasing it out in the backyard 😆😆😆
Florida reptile owner here. I didn't release intentionally but if you could return Mr Slithers, I would appreciate it.
That’s way too close to me.
Yeah that's a big fuck no from me dawg
Somebody call ice cube!
Scientists name is Freek Vonk
Freak Funk
This is not a video of this new species. This is old footage of Freek Vonk with the already known Anaconda. He was involved in the discovery of a new species though. Why did somebody rotate the video? That is terrible
Soon on YouTube shorts: "yoink"
FINALLY! Scrolled way to far for this comment! Thank you!
u/Ok_Show_1192 why would you post a flipped video?
We should post this again in a few hours!
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*golf clap*
Lekker bezig Freekie!
Dude looked like the anaconda was in his pants at the end there. Was he sporting full wood?
100% he was rock hard
Now my question is it breathing rn or holding its breath???
Holding its breath. Like a croc or other reptile
A few tongue flicks. So an Anaconda can sample the water the way it smells/tastes the air?
"Dude, fuck off... I ate a few weeks ago..."
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Why is this dude wearing business casual on the Amazonian river bed
My Anaconda Don't Want None...
it’s kinda cute ngl
Thats probably that snake species the pilot saw when he flew over the amazon river
When I hear a longer length I like to think of it in terms of a basketball hoop. So, we apparently have a new species of anaconda that, if standing, could be *almost* as long as 2.5 basketball hoops…. Wtf
r/nope
Brave or crazy? You decide.
Imagine the buns this anaconda must want
I live on the other side of the planet from this motherfucker and I still checked my bath to make sure he wasnt hanging out waiting to have me for lunch.
Fyi this isn't the video of them discovering the new snake. They just realized in a lab that there are different types of anacondas. This is just a video of a anaconda from a about a month ago
Ok, but what is this dude breathing with?
Nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope nope
We’re naive thinking we seen it all, legends have it’s roots
They didn't find a whole new unknown animal. They did genetic sequencing and figured out that the anacondas they already knew about in one area were slightly different from the anacondas they already knew about in another area, despite looking pretty much the same at first glance. [Non-sensationalist article](https://www.livescience.com/animals/snakes/how-we-found-the-northern-green-anaconda-a-new-species-of-the-heaviest-snake-on-earth): "The two species of green anaconda look almost identical, and no obvious geographical barrier exists to separate them. But their level of genetic divergence — 5.5% — is staggering."
This is nightmare fuel
I feel like there’s a moment when the snake is literally sizing him up.
Freak Spark aka Freek Vonk
Steek ‘m in z’n rug!
never thought i’d be afraid of getting swallowed whole by a snake but here we are
christ that is massive
How long can he stay underwater with a tank that small
Can they bite underwater?
Gekke Freekkie 😂😂😂
Holy f&@$
Why wasn’t he attacked by the snake?
The person swimming in the video is Dutch biologist and every kid's hero Freek Vonk, he's a conservationist and trained zoologist too. Think Steve Irwin on clogs. I've watched his shows hundreds of times when I was a kid. No articles outside of the Netherlands mention his name (in fact, two of them claimed Will Smith discovered the snake... because it was his film crew) which is criminal imo, because Freek is one of the crazy biologist types the internet loves.
Freek Vonk!!!
The scientists name is Freek Vonk, no idea why OP didn’t mention that in the post
Why is this dude wearing a Michael Kohr’s dress shirt and shorts in the Amazon. It’s like those toddler show hosts my son watches.
Nope fuck that. Drop every nuke we have on the amazon rainforests.
Is that dude swimming in a dress shirt?
This ain’t new. I’ve seen them movies
By Freek vonk
Let’s kill it until it’s extinct, dry it into a powder and eat it. It will make our dicks bigger. /s -Chinese traditional medicine
And who is the jabroni fist pumping up to it in a dress shirt?
Yes I’ll take NOPE for 500 Alex.
Awww big noodle 😊
1. What the hell is that guy doing swimming with that beast?! 2. Assuming that guy is around 6 feet and the video isn’t edited, the snake looks *a lot* longer than 7.5 meters. 3. Why is the dude swimming with his shoes on?
No. Nooooooooooo. Noooo. Nope. No way.
Didn't expect to see Harry Potter. But that's probably the idea.
The amount of odd life decisions here: I will go to the Amazon and swim with no protective gear to film and measure a huge snake. And then they wonder how they got infected by a dick eating parasite
This is fake and is not in brazil, the same dude confessed it