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IIT Roorkee researchers have discovered fossils of a new snake species in Kutch, Gujarat that is possibly one of the largest to have ever lived in the world. | Education News
Vertebrae measurements indicate Vasuki Indicus likely had a broad, cylindrical body, inferred from lengths of 38-62mm and widths of 62-111mm.
IIT Roorkee's Continued Paleontological Contributions, Reinforcing India's Paleontological Prominence Roorkee : In a remarkable discovery by Prof Sunil Bajpai and post-doctoral fellow Debajit Datta from the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT), Roo
Fossils recovered from Kutch in Gujarat may have belonged to the spine of one of the largest snakes to ever have lived, according to new research from the Indian Institute of Technology Roorkee.
A new analysis of fossilized vertebrae discovered in western India has revealed the existence of a giant snake species that may have measured some 11 to 15 meters (36.1 to 49.2 feet) in length when fully grown.