Amazon boa constrictor is the largest boa constrictor and the largest snake in the world. It can reach more than 11 meters in length and weigh more than 511 kilograms. Its huge size is rare in the world. Amazon boa constrictor itself is at the top of the food chain, so it can be said that there are no natural enemies, and even jaguars will be entangled in it, not to mention ordinary animals.

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Amazon boa constrictors are the largest boa constrictors in the world today. They are considered to be the largest snakes in the world. They can reach more than 11 meters in length and weigh more than 225 kilograms, which is a far cry from the smallest snake in the world, a blind snake with only 15 centimeters. It's not much worse than Titan Python, the largest snake in prehistoric times! Amazon boa constrictors inhabit South America and are as thick as the trunk of an adult man. Like to live in swamps, shallow streams and still rivers, it is the most hydrophilic giant snake. Amazon boa constrictors are mostly active at night, but they are often seen basking in the sun in broad daylight.

Amazon boa constrictor's mouth can be opened up and down to about 1.81 degrees, four rows of teeth can move independently, and it has no chin, which is beneficial for swallowing prey. Its snakeskin can be stretched, so it can swallow prey bigger than itself. The tongue of the Amazon boa constrictor is a chemical detector, the scales can sense whether the prey is moving, the eyes are heat sensors, and their trachea is at the throat. When devouring the prey, their trachea is outside, so there is no need to worry about tracheal blockage.

Amazon boa constrictors only live in South America and like to stay near the water. They are located at the top of the food chain of rivers in South America and mainly prey on capybara, waterbirds, turtles and even caimans. What people can't stand is the foul smell from Amazon boa constrictors. There is a sweat gland on the body of the boa constrictor, and its smell is equivalent to the stench of animal carrion left for 5 days. Although the incident of boa constrictors eating people has never been confirmed, people who disappeared in the swamp are often considered to have been buried in the belly of a snake. Previous 1 /2 Next Page