I've read about a giant snake called titanoboa. I've also read that it was warmer when this snake lived. There are other environmental problems,but would the difference in the warmth of the paleogene and today prevent a titanoboa sized snake from living today? This thing lived in water,and that's a heat sink, but the issue is still warmth. I was thinking about a terrestrial snake. Could this hypothetical snake live today?
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You know, I reading this email,realized that it looks like a disguised homework question,altered it to make it look like it wasn't,then altered it again and it still did. Maybe it's just me,but I think I once saw something like this on test or quiz or something. It's a fine line though.