Giant Python is an individual snake or a separate species of reticulated python of East Asia (India; Bangladesh; Thailand; Indonesia; the Philippines.) that exceeds the accepted length of 33 feet. Length, 33–70 feet. On May 21, 1877, the crew of the barque Georgina saw a large, grayand- yellow snake, 40–50 feet long, swimming in the Indian Ocean west of Sumatra, Indonesia. Third Officer S. Clayton, of the China Navigation Company’s Taiyuan, observed what looked to be a 70-foot, cane-colored python swimming with horizontal undulations in the Celebes Sea in the summer of 1907.