Hard to watch: Father and son enter the sea when a giant anaconda suddenly bursts from the water

These are the moments of horror in which a giant anaconda snake emerged from the water at the beach in Argentina, with the bathers in the background sounding screaming in panic. Only a father and his little son seem to ignore the commotion and go into the water

Hard to watch: Father and son enter the sea when a giant anaconda suddenly bursts from the water

A chilling record of a giant anaconda snake coming out of the water on the beach in Argentina and frightening the bathers has become viral on social networks. In the short video, the snake is seen crawling in the shallow water and stopping on shore as the bathers in the background scream in panic. The very disturbing moment in the video comes precisely when father and his little boy ignore an unclear reason for screaming and getting into the water, just meters from the anaconda. The video ends when the child is seen looking at the snake in horror.

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Snake startled the bathers, except father and son who insisted on getting into the water (screenshot)

Anaconda snake leaves the beach in Argentina (Photo: screenshot)

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The video was taken in Antera Rios, Argentina. According to local authorities, the bathers left their belongings behind and abandoned the beach. Some were quick to summon the rescue forces that managed to capture the snake and move it to safety. It was later confirmed that this is a yellow anaconda, also known as a Paraguayan anaconda. Police spokeswoman Jorge Fabrizio Gino Masquida told local media: "Some of the people who enjoyed beating our beaches were scared when a yellow anaconda appeared on the scene. Her safely. "

Found to be a yellow anaconda (screenshot)

Giant anaconda snake observed on beach in Argentina (Photo: Screenshot)

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Father and son enter the water when a giant anaconda snakes them by surprise (Photo: Screenshot)

The snake is a species of the common nitrate family in South America. Although one of the largest snakes in the world, it is still smaller than its green anaconda, with its length usually reaching three and a half feet. The snake is not poisonous and kills its prey with suffocation. It is fed by waterfowl, fish, turtles, lizards and other small mammals.