Green Anaconda

The Green Anaconda currently lives on the ground and captures prey with strong jaws and then suffocates them before swallowing them whole. They eat fish, amphibians, deer, dogs, capybaras, sheep, and other animals. They can reach up to 30 feet long and can be heavier than 550 pounds! The scientific name is Enectus Merinus. They survive by burrowing into mud, and they stay in the mud patches until the dry season is over. They can hold their breath for about 49 minutes. It is one of the worlds largest snakes. In the future, the rainforest will flood due to lots of rain. The future snake will live in trees. They will make nests and lay their eggs in the tree. They will grow hard shells and flaps on their skin to help them glide between trees They can also lay flat on water for a little bit using their flaps.