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"Boa means 'large serpent' in latin.
The anaconda is a species of Boa, with the female anaconda growing much larger than the male. Boas do not lay eggs.",
"The greatest age known for any snake is just under 30 years.
This amazing age has been attained by both the anaconda and the black-lipped cobra.",
"There are four main species of Anacondas.
Anacondas are boa constrictors that live in water. The four Anaconda species live in swamps and rivers that wind through dense forests in Trinidad and in South America.
The Green Anaconda can reach lengths of over 32.8 feet long and lives across Northern South America and Trinidad. The Yellow Anaconda can get up to 9.8 feet long. They live primarily in southern South America and western Brazil. The Dark-Spotted Anaconda also calls Brazil home though they live in the northwestern part and very little, other then this, is known about them. The recently identified Bolivian Anaconda is appropriately from Bolivia though nearly nothing is known about this species.",
"The Green Anaconda is the heaviest species of snake in the world.
The Green Anaconda is indigenous to the swamps and rivers of Peru, Venezuela, Guyana, north Bolivia, Columbia, Brazil, Trinidad, and Ecuador. The Green Anaconda can weigh up to 551 lbs.
The typical length for a female Green Anaconda is 22-26 feet while the males are between 12 and 16 feet long. However, these are just base figures with Green Anacondas measuring in at well over 30 feet long!",
"The largest Anaconda recorded was 37.8 feet long.
In 1944, geologists in Venezuela discovered a large anaconda on the edge of the river. The anaconda was shot, and it took up to 20 men to carry the large snake to be measured.
The snake was not weighed though because the workers left for lunch after measuring the beast. When they returned the snake was gone. There was a trail leading to the river where the snake, which was actually not dead, had swam back out to the river and upstream away from the geological crew. At this time, this is believed to be the largest documented anaconda though witnesses claim to have seen much longer anacondas throughout South America.",
"Anacondas that shed can lose up to 2 lbs. of skin per shedding!
All snakes shed their skin. The Anaconda is one of the largest species of snake. Therefore, when they shed, they leave behind quite a lot of skin. The anaconda can shed up to 2 lbs. of skin every time it sheds.
The skin of the Anaconda can also stretch to 30% longer then the actual size of the beast. Anacondas are not often kept as pets because they must live in water, have awful temperaments, and are excessively large for life in captivity."];