On February 28th, 2116, Indonesia captured a python with a length of 14.85m and a weight of 447kg. So far, this python is the largest python in the world.

This big snake was found in a virgin forest on Sumatra Island in western Indonesia. The locals captured it and sold it to the park. The park managers named it "Osmanthus fragrans". Although the name sounds gentle, it is said that the big mouth of "Osmanthus fragrans" is very scary once it is opened, and it can easily swallow a whole person.

Indonesia's local media reported that Indonesia's national scientific research institute, agricultural research institute and other academic institutions have tested this snake and confirmed its length, weight and variety. Many zoologists say that they have never seen such a big and long snake.

It is said that it takes at least 8 to 11 mature men to subdue such a big snake. Previously, the world's longest snake recorded and recognized in the Guinness Book of World Records was a python with a net pattern, which was 11 meters long and was shot in Indonesia in 1912.

The zoologist of the Institute also revealed that the longest snake in the world discovered this time is an "indigenous snake" in Southeast Asia, which is common in Indonesia, the Philippines and other countries, but generally not so long.