TAC - ALAYSSIAN MEGACONDA

Credit to  for discovering and publishing this new snake.)

In the third manned expedition to Alayssia, I was accompanied by paleontologists Eric Bower, Robin Backstrand, Bartholomew Michaelson, and our new rookie Tristan.  During this we discovered a few new species I haven't documented yet.  The Alayssian Megaconda is one of them.

This is the biggest snake of all time; humans are just bite-sized snacks for this monster.  They live in the swamps and rivers, where they prey on large animals, constricting them like an anaconda.  Megacondas do occasionally come onto land, usually to lay their eggs.  If a drought strikes, the Megaconda will actually hibernate in underground cave networks.  This leaves them vulnerable to predators who may fish them out.  However, the Megaconda is not completely helpless when hibernating; even in deep sleep, these giant snakes can pick up even the slightest vibrations on the ground.