That anacondas are not as [aggre.ssive] as they are thought to be!
BUT I don’t want to face this
And these amazing king snakes are actually as magnificent as they are made out to be in popular movies.
Bartolomeo Bove and his friend Juca Yagarape came face to face with a giant green anaconda. The two friends were diving in the Formoso river in Brazil, in July when they came in to contact with this giant reptile.
The Bonito area are the only places in South America here anacondas can be found in crystal clear waters, and therefore diving with them is possible.
The anaconda swims calm and peaceful completely indifferent to our presence. Sometimes she comes closer, curious about my camera, licking the lens.
Bove said: The [beh.avior] of the anaconda debunks the myth that it is an [aggre.ssive] and violent creature that can [enda.nger] people’s lives.
The green anaconda is the biggest species of snake in the world and can grow up to 30ft long (9.1 meters) and weight 550 lbs (250 Kg).
They move really fast, [k.i.lli.ng] their prey by constricting its breathing, wrapping their giant and equally powerful bodes around the prey. They can swallow preys much larger than themselves thanks to their ability to unhinge their jaws.
Watch the video below:
Lucky for the guy… I have a feeling the snake was full and that’s why the snake didn’t give him a hug.
That Anaconda might not want none….that’s assuming that you don’t have buns hun….
Every animal is different. Just because this one isn’t [aggre.ssive], doesn’t mean others aren’t.
Just like humans; they don’t all have the same personality!
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