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Friend of mine grew up in Malaysia and they'd get snakes of this length. Once a giant snake crossed the road and took up the entire width of the road. Others ha
by asah 3y ago
Friend of mine grew up in Malaysia and they'd get snakes of this length. Once a giant snake crossed the road and took up the entire width of the road. Others have reported similar.
https://www.google.com/search?q=snake+as+wide+as+a+road https://www.google.com/search?q=snake+as+wide+as+a+road
AFAICT, muscles scale with the size so there's no reason to assume that length would reduce its speed during an assault.
- ReptileMan 3y ago>AFAICT, muscles scale with the size so there's no reason to assume that length would reduce its speed during an assault. Muscles scale on the square of their radius, their weight on the cube. An ant could put any powerlifter to shame pound for pound.
- hawk_ 3y agoDo ants have muscles?
- orbital-decay 3y agoSure, mesosoma (middle part of the body) in ants is mostly muscles.
- pvaldes 3y agoAll animals have
- danwilson5663 3y ago[dead]
- 01HNNWZ0MV43FF 3y agoWait, those are very different. Is the snake's width the same as the road's width? (Like some sci-fi T-rex) Or the snake's length the same as the road's width? (Like a fairly long snake on a fairly narrow one-lane road) (I'm thinking of that "10-foot dragon" meme, iykyk)