By Soumya Ranjan 
Since it was uploaded to YouTube, the video has received 1,16,457 views in addition to several comments.
Recently, a 35-foot anaconda video has gone viral. In the Amazon rainforest, the enormous snake can be seen swimming in the water.
The user “Just in Vibe” uploaded the video to YouTube, and it has received 1,16,457 views to date. According to the caption, “An unexpected giant! Take in the sight of a huge anaconda slithering through the Amazon.
A few factors have contributed to the video’s extensive discussion. The main reason it has generated discussion is that the majority of people have labeled it an artificial intelligence (AI)-generated fake video. The users have provided evidence to support their claims as well. The snake’s enormous size is what started the conversation. We cannot deny that dinosaurs do not exist in the modern era if such a snake does exist in the twenty-first century, possibly deep within a forest.
Because the footage appears to have been taken from a helicopter with actual audio playing in the background, it occasionally appears authentic. Those who have seen the video, however, have questioned how a snake so heavy can float on the water. Furthermore, some have noted that only the tail portion of it appears to be dormant, with the rest of the portion moving like a snake. Numerous other comments also assert that it is an AI output.
But in addition to all of these assertions, a new one has surfaced recently that, while it doesn’t seem plausible, has some people talking about it. According to the most recent claim, this snake is a yakumama. What exactly is a yakumama snake, then?
In Amazonian folklore, especially in Brazil and Peru, the yacumama is a legendary creature. Yacumama is a mythical giant anaconda or serpent with superhuman abilities. “Yacu” means “water” and “mama” means “mother” in the Quechua language, which is where the name “Yacumama” originates. It’s important to remember, though, that Yacumama is not a recognized species by science. This indicates that the mother of all aquatic animals found in the Amazon is this enormous snake.
Does it truly represent a mythical Yacumama? Practically speaking, if it is real, it looks like a green anaconda. Otherwise, it is not a biological being if it is an AI creation, which is merely another technical creation.
This video is fascinating, but it’s hard to believe such a massive snake exists today. The debate about it being AI-generated or a real creature is intriguing, especially with the arguments about its size and movement. The mention of Yacumama adds a mysterious cultural layer to the discussion, but it’s still just folklore, right? What do you think—could this be a real undiscovered species, or is it just clever editing? The evidence for it being fake seems pretty convincing, but there’s always that tiny part of me that wants to believe in the extraordinary. Do you think we’ve explored enough of the Amazon to rule out the possibility entirely? I’d love to hear your thoughts on whether this is just a viral hoax or something more.