serpent sighted

Not sure how true this is... but recently i've read plenty articles to highlight this

"Suprising Serpent news"...

anyway... Photographs have allegedly been taken of a giant serpentine animal, apparently a snake, near Ulu Rajang on the Baleh River in Borneo;
which is also partly of our very own Rajang River of East Malaysia. The images, taken by Sibu, a member of a disaster team monitoring flood regions by helicopter, has sparked Internet chatter and media debate.
Reportedly the photographs of the huge snake were taken at 5.30 pm, on January 31, 2009, at one of the Sungai Baleh tributaries from the helicopter. [But indeed, they are old photos, which have been floating around the internet since at least 2007. See YouTube url noted in "Comments," below.]
Even the rather credible The New Straits Times newspaper in Kuala Lumpur and the Daily Mail of the UK have asked readers for comments about the photos.

Discussions have been about whether the photos are genuine or merely the work of computer photoshopping-type software. Some have said it is merely a log.
As one writer at The New Straits Times asked: “A log can’t be that winding, can it?”
Others have suggested it’s a speedboat, but this has been dismissed because of the twisting wake.
According to legend, as mentioned at sites such as The New Straits Times and The Broken Shield, the Nabau is the local name for this snake said to be more than 100 ft in length and with a dragon’s head and seven nostrils.
As I have mentioned here recently, with the Columbian discovery of the giant 45 ft long fossil snake, Titanoboa, there have been new accounts of a 39 ft snake being sighted in the jungles of Columbia.
Now this news from the rain forests of Borneo slithers into our awareness.
Sources: Daily Mail; The Broken Shield; The New Straits Times (article appears to have no current links now).