The Anaconda Grow The Anaconda Grow The Anaconda Grow up to a quarter ton hun
The green anaconda lives in the Amazon and the Orinoco Rain forest in South America They live in swamps and marshes and slow moving streams and they are the largest reptiles when measured by weight
Now they’re real real real Eat pigs and bird and all the reptiles and larger ones can even prey on Tapir and Capybara and even Small Deer This is a dope snake
By the way 7 days that’s how often they need to have a meal Wrap around the prey and squeeze hard to kill On land got no skillz but their swimming trill Underwater concealed but you see the nostrils Scientific name: Eunectes murinus in 1758 named by Carl Linneaus ssssss
Oh my gosh! (What?) 30 feet long! Oh my gosh! (What?) Primarily Nocturnal Oh my gosh! (What?) Found in Ecuador Found in Ecuador Found in Found in Ecuador
The male Anaconda is a similar color (Ah huh) The sexual dimorphism means they’re much smaller
[Sexual Dimorphism] biology
A physical dichotomy between the males and females of a species.
Mating in the rainy season from April to May (Ok) Female laying down the pheremones to [summon the male].
And they Bang! Bang! Bang! Males come running and they competing. Press they cloaca up against her thang. Only the winner gets to cop-u-late. (Ha-ha!) It’s called the breeding ball.
By the way, the one who waits He ain’t gonna live another day The female eats him and slithers away Their adjusting his body while making those eggs It’s a long wait Half a year to gestate Ovoviviparous Gives birth to live young And by the way they smell with their tongue. Tongue Tongue-Tongue-Tongue Tongue Tongue-Tongue-Tongue Tongue Yeah!
This is for my 30 foot long snakes up in the zoo
I said: real fat ass snakes up in the zoo (Where you at!?) Fyck the little snakes! Fyck the little snakes in the zoo! [Fyck 'Em!] Fyck you with you skinny snake wha-cha! Ha-ha-ha-ha-ha… ssssssss