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Anacondas
by Zainab
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Anacondas are a human eating snakes and the largest anaconda ever found was almost 28 feet long. There are four anaconda species : the Green anaconda , Dark spotted anaconda , Yellow anaconda , and Bolivian anaconda. Anacondas don't lay eggs and when they give birth their babys have a yellow thing that connects to them. An anaconda is ambush predator and when they catch their prey the anaconda squeezes their prey to death.
food
Anacondas like to eat fish, turtles, capybaras, caimans, pigs, jaguars, deers and much more. When an animal dies an anaconda swallows it in one piece. Anacondas can eat almost anything, even animals that are bigger than humans.
food chain
The anacondas food chain starts out with a tropical plant , birds drink nectar , the anaconda eats the bird , and jaguar eats anacondas.
SUBTOPIC 1
TEXT
Anacondas are very big snakes and they eat jaguars and humans. Anacondas don't give venom to their prey, instead they squeeze their prey till they suffocate.
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what eats it
SUBTOPIC 2
Anacondas eat birds, fish, tapirs, wild pigs, capybaras, caimans, jaguars, and reptiles that are simaler to crocidiles.
TIMELINE
birth
becomes an adult
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gives birth
becomes a kid snake
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prey
Anaconda are predators and they are also prey. Jaguars eat anacondas and anacondas eat jaguars which is odd. Jaguars are not picky eaters and can survive on any prey they catch, the jaguar is amoung the few big cats to regulary feed on reptiles.
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The green anaconda is the longest snake in the world. The largest anaconda ever measured was almost 28 feet long with a girth of 44 inches. Scientists estimate that the anaconda must have weighed over 500 lbs. The other snake that competes with the anaconda is the Asiatic Recticulated Python.
habitat
Anacondas live in swamps, marshes, slow moving streams, and the tropical rain forests of Amazon and Orinaco. It is easy for anacondas to catch prey because their skin blends with their surroundings.