Green Snake Really? How long does a green hairy snake live?

Green Snake. The legendary green fluffy snake (3 photos) An animal depicted in fantasy**. It doesn't exist in reality.

** It is written that the British research ship "Challenger", while sampling in the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean, accidentally captured a rare snake, the green hairy snake, which has a total of 1,867 wheels from head to tail. Since the rings on the animal's body are similar to the annual rings of plants, both are based on the calculation of age, so the age of the snake is more than 1,800 years old, which is the longest known snake. What's even more surprising is that according to the law of growth, the theoretical lifespan of the snake can be as long as 200,000 years.

But in fact, this ** violates the basic laws of biology. Because, in reality, snakes breathe with their lungs just like humans, and they have to surface every once in a while to breathe, otherwise they will drown. Considering the limited swimming speed of snakes, it is impossible for a live snake to exist in the Mariana Trench, which is up to 10,000 meters deep.

I don't know if it's true or not, but the secondary development of human beings happened to me, and new cells appeared in many parts of my body, believe it or not.

There should be, this workbook that our teacher is giving out right now.

It shouldn't be possible, don't believe hearsay.

The lifespan of snakes is generally between a few years and twenty or thirty years, and the long-lived green fluffy snake grows a ring every year. The tail ring of the green snake, like the growth rings of a tree, reflects its age. Every year it grows, it grows a brightly colored ring on its tail.

In 1978, a sea snake was found in the deep sea of the South Pacific Ocean, and this sea snake had 1,687 rings and lived to be 1,687 years old. Currently it is the longest-living animal.

Scientists have discovered a "green snake" in the South Pacific Ocean, which has lived for 200,000 years and is still in its infancy. Recently, the British research ship "Challenger", while sampling in the Mariana Trench in the Pacific Ocean, accidentally caught a rare snake. Expertly identified:

This is a green snake that has survived more than 1,600 spring and autumn seasons!

The green snake is the longest-lived snake known at present, and according to the law of growth, the theoretical lifespan of the snake can be up to 200,000 years.

The Green Snake, derived from Fantasy**1. There is no definite answer as to whether such snakes really exist in reality. [1] The longest-living animal at the moment:

The lifespan of the green snake snake is generally between a few years and twenty or thirty years, and the long-lived green snake grows a ring every year. The tail ring of the green snake, like the jujube wheel of the tree, reflects its age. Every year it grows, it grows a brightly colored ring on its tail.