Anaconda

Heavy Duty Circle name Anaconda is actually a species of Eunectes, but it is often used to refer to one species, green or common ankanda. Boa Families, Boidae, a member of South America's green anaconda, has the largest snake in the world, having the largest clock in its serpent's length ratio.

Green enconda is usually decorated with brown-green, olive or gray-green shades and egg-shaped black spots. Beni or Bolivian is similar to Anaconda but only available in a small area of ​​Bolivia, small yellow or Paraguay's Anacondas have a pattern of blotches, saddles, spots and straces against a yellow, golden tan, or greenish-yellow background. Dark-colored anaconda is brown with the same size and big dark spots as yellow anaconda.
Health and food
Ancona is a vast area of ​​the tropical river system and lives beneath South America, east of Andes. With this dense coastline, this hot, humid region has great accommodation for this large snake, which fits well in this world. Anakanda likes water or near her and she spends a large part of her time in chicken water, which helps hide, as well as help, her extraordinary body.
Anakanda excellent swimming and diving Their eyes and nostalgia are on top of their heads, so snakes can often wait for prey while hiding in the water. Enacandas rest and rest on the banks of river banks along the banks of river banks, and in order to make the snakes sink, if necessary.
This food also includes wild pigs, deer, birds, turtles, capibars, siamons and even jaguar. They are not very active hunters, but rather use a "watch and wait" method, such as drinking their water or drinking water.
Like his boa brothers, anaconda grabs his victims by coiling his muscular body around the organism and squeezing it until the beasts breathe. The jaw snake attached by the extended lagam allows to completely consume its prey. Anaconda often takes her into the water of the water, where perhaps the buoyancy helps maneuver food at the right location for the mute. Anand can be weeks or months without eating big food after eating.
At San Diego Zoo, our Anaconda pre-kill magnet and eat rabbits.
There is a ball! Anakonda trends in the spring season often last for several weeks. In order to attract a man, the woman is believed to be leaving an aromatic tail, but she can also produce some airborne chemical signals. Researchers have found that the elderly woman Anakandha can not travel most of the time in the breeding season, but men seem to swim from them in all directions. Men are walking in the air with their tongue to take fragrance messages on their heads.
Surprisingly, ancondes can sometimes be a reproductive cluster of clusters that are between 2 to 12 men and they can stay in about a week! This breeding ball partner appears in a slow wrestling match among men for a chance. What is strong men win? Not necessarily! Adult women are very big and strong and they can choose who they like. The municipality is frequently performed in the water.
Like all the boas of the baby's wife, the anacondas do not lay eggs; Instead, young people are attached to a homogeneous sac and they are not surrounded by a membrane surrounded by a membrane due to the development of their mother's body to give birth to young. These are sure they are kept at a fairly constant temperature and are protected from predators.
When the young girl was ready to be born, they pushed an opening called Kaloka. They are still surrounded by protective membrane and it can be opened to break. Then they themselves began to protect themselves and to find food. Newborn anacondas are known instinctively of the smallest version of adults and how spontaneously survival without any help from their mother.
At the zoo
In 1939 the first Ancona came to San Diego Zoo. Today, a corner display of our famous reptile house shows a pair of green annacondas. Male was born in 1998 and in 2008 women. Look for two lounging in their pond, dred in branches, or coiled under a log.
Conservation
People are the most dangerous predators of Anacondara. For example, Green Enacondas may face several threats, which may reduce their number of wild germs. This huge snake has been hunted in many places in South America for selling their skin and illegal illegal businesses. Anchondos are not good pets; They can quickly outgrow their cage, dangerously strong, and release an unpleasant flavor when disturbed.
Local people often kill Ancondas, trying to protect their animals, pets and families. Sadly, these snakes often die because people fear them and hate them.