In the third photo, it is only captioned with the word "Zoom". Of course, this arouses curiosity among netizens. Everyone thought that there was a giant snake named Titanoboa in the third photo. Some say that the giant snake Titanoboa is located in the bottom right. There are also those who say that Titanoboa is in the middle top.

However, no matter how much it is enlarged, the third photo does not show the appearance of a giant snake. Even though the part that is said to have the Titanoboa snake was checked, its shape still cannot be seen. When Dream conducted a search using the Google Lens feature, the actual fact about the claim of the appearance of the giant Titanoboa snake in the third photo was revealed.

So, the photo taken by Myriam Asmani, which is said to show the Titanoboa snake, is just a hoax. The photo was used as an image for an article by writer Daniel Grossman on the DownToEarth website in November 2017. The article itself discusses the issue of scientists' exploration, linking the rainforests in the Congo and climate change.

The ancient snake is known through the discovery of several fossils with carbon dating of 58 million to 60 million years ago. From archaeological excavations, it is known that adult Titanoboa snakes could reach a length of 13 meters and weigh 1.25 tons. The fossil of Titanoboa cerrejonensis 28 was found in the Cerrejón coal mine in northern Colombia in 2009. Interestingly, despite containing the word boa, scientists believe that Titanoboa cerrejonensis is the ancestor of python snakes.