Green anaconda

Green Anaconda The largest member of the boa constrictor group. At 30 feet/550 pounds, the green anaconda is the largest snake in girth and weight, but not in length. At 32 feet the reticulated python is the longest snake.

The Anaconda in Zoology, is known to be the most largest and one of the longest snakes in the world. Anaconda spends most of it's time in slow moving water. When it's prey is nearby, it will consume them with it's mouth, while at the same time suffocate the prey until the prey stops breathing. General, Anaconda can grow to at least over 20ft(though some have confirmed to get to over 30ft). In cryptozoology, it has been reported that there are Giant Anacondas that has reach way above…

The anaconda is a generic term commonly used to refer to large, non-venomous snakes belonging to the genus Eunectes. These reptiles are renowned for their s ...

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Beautiful green anaconda, considered the biggest and heaviest snake in the world.

The green anaconda is part of the boidae family and it’s binomial name is eunectes murinus. Neonates approximately 27″ – 34″+/-. Females average 16+’, males average 8′ – 10′ adult size. Record size for the green anaconda is 37.5 feet. Green anacondas typically live 10-30 years in captivity. The oldest captive green anaconda on record is 31 years. In captivity we have seen high orange green anacondas, as well as “axanthic” specimens that are a smoky blue color.