So the snakes stories told in South Africa is true 😱

Agh! It is a swamp there supposed to be snakes, nothing sinister about it.

Ok, but many people deny when other people say there was a snake

I don’t believe in umamlambo or anything sinister. Fact: a ball python can grow up to 6ft and can strangle and swallow an adult. Snakes live in swamps, rivers and even beaches and mostly shy away from humans. That might be a true depiction on the video.

Judging from the spots that’s an Anaconda so def not in South Africa except someone brought it into the country illegally.

This is concerning 😟😟 How large is this snake

Very large

That's a green anaconda if I'm right, they shouldn't be in Africa but South America. Plus I think our snakes from the legends are spiritual beasts or spirits and wouldn't be caught in camera but something you'd definitely experience in real time.

That’s not the one

Wait, there's a bigger one 😳

You can’t see the one that’s apparently associated with the Waterfalls

@pmcafrica What? 🧐

@pmcafrica Yes apparently

Honestly speaking our forefathers, were not well educated. When a person drowned they would say its a snake. If u wer to ask if dat person was able to swim or if anyone saw them swim u wouldn't get a straight answer.

South Africa doesn’t have green anacondas or any anacondas … this video is AI. Elons payroll people

In a world full of AI I find this hard to believe 🤧

That is an anaconda. There are no anacondas in Africa.

This video would have been very shaky if I was the camera dude 😅

This unbelievable footage appears to capture a massive snake slithering through the mossy rocks near a South African waterfall, lending credence to local legends like the fearsome "noga ya metsi" or water serpent. The creature's size and seamless camouflage make it look almost mythical, blending perfectly with the rugged terrain as it moves. In an era of AI-generated wonders, it's hard not to question if this is the real deal or a clever hoax,either way, it's spine-chilling!

Anacondas live in water. ETV played the movie +50 times we all saw it

@42566657PL @grok is this snake Ai? Looks real to me but why it looks like anaconda because we don’t have them in South Africa?

What’s so surprising about this. Where are they snakes living kahle kahle, isn’t in the swamp !

This is not nature but it belongs to someone who is lazy to feed it. They, then keep it next to the river or waterfalls because they know that livestock and people love to visit the waterfall. They will be free meal for the snake, while the owner is using it for rituals.

This might be a normal python, river snakes are huge and seen by spiritually gifted people and you can never understand then they are very complicated..

So wuye lo uMmaMgashwa?

Anaconda is SA?🙄

How should anyone believe any snake story when you’re posting a video from South America, pretending like it’s here in Africa. Eish

I saw something bigger in the mountain, black/grey in colour, body bigger than an Eskom pole. Breed unknown.

Only problem with this is that looks like the pattern on a Green Anaconda, indigenous to South America not Africa

Just imagine the people enjoying the waterfalls and suddenly witness this huge snake 😵‍💫

Same stories are old in almost every single Africa country

So here is the proof abouthe big snake at the water?

This has to be taken using a drone because what are you even doing there🤧🤦‍♂️

This is not South Africa, that looks like an Anaconda, maybe somewhere in South America.

We don't have green anacondas in the wild in South Africa

Ba re e dirang noga e?

Sorry for bringing this up but your sentence is grammatically incorrect. The main subject of the first clause is "stories," which is plural, so it requires the plural verb "are" instead of "is"

What’s the story?

A big snake is in the water

Heban, what stories about snakes are true?

That is not South Africa, that is an anaconda, and those are found in South America…

That thing is huge

But that's anaconda, we don't have such in South Africa

That’s a fukin anaconda. They only live in South America fool!