Anacondas

Anacondas live in the Amazon rainforest. They live underwater, so to adapt underwater, their eyes and nostrils are located on the top of their heads to help them breathe. Their spotted green skin helps them blend in with the water to hide from prey. Anacondas have gills for breathing and fins for swimming. They are carnivores. In the future, the Amazon rainforest will get dry and turn into a savannah. Anacondas nostrils and eyes will be located in the middle of their heads to help them breathe. They will have tan skin to help them blend in the savannah and hide from prey. Anacondas will have lungs for breathing and harder scales to slither. They will not be carnivores. It will not rain in the Amazon rainforest as much, so anacondas will eat dead plants. Anacondas will have to adapt to a lot of new things in the future.