In order to travel the distance between the stone tower and the cliff, the electric eel could arrive within a few breaths' time. It thundered and rolled up the cliff, then stretched out its head and looked down.
Ho!
All he saw was a creature that was 85 meters long, with a waist that was about seven meters thick. It was a python with white scales, using its calf sized head to stare at the electric eel, without moving.
"Ah!" The electric eel was shocked and began to take two steps back, which then cause the snake, which had been running along the jagged rocks, to wind up halfway up the hill.
85 meters long?
This is just to give you an idea to scale, but be aware that the world's most enormous python, the green anaconda, can grow up to 10 meters long. The world's longest surviving boa constrictor is only 14.85 meters long, and has been caught by humans and placed at a zoo in Indonesia for all to visit.
