In terms of deadliness, a boa contrictor is hardly that. Like all constricting snakes, they do not possess venom. In order to kill a human they would have to literally overpower the human to the ground and squeeze them to death. Since boas grow to 10-11 ft at the largest, it is highly unlikely for a boa to kill a human.
Boas and pythons routinely kill small pets, as they would in nature, and occasionally kill babies and toddlers. If you want one as a pet , make sure you study up on them before you get one. There are things you need to know for their comfort and safety, and for those that share living space with them. Just be a responsible pet owner, no matter what kind of pet you have.
It depends on what you mean by deadly. Certainly there have been reports of humans being constricted by Boa Constrictors - but they have usually been 'careless accidents' by owners letting small children have unsupervised access.
As far as venomous species goes - the sea-snakes have the most potent venom on the planet, since they need to subdue fish (their natural diet) very quickly to prevent it escaping.
It isn't. No species of Boas or Pythons are venomous.
Generally not. Boas are not venomous; they kill by constriction. Most boa species are not large enough to kill an adult human.
The black mamba is the deadliest snake
13 in the united states alone
Rosey boas are small North American snakes from the same family as Boa constrictor species.
boa constrictor
Boa is the subspecies and constrictor because that's how they kill their prey. But wrapping around it and constricting till the prey dies of suffocation
The common name for snakes that kill by that method is - constrictors. This does not, however just apply to the Boa Constrictor species. There are many snakes that use this method to subdue their prey.
Nope - they are a species of Boa - a constrictor.
You don't ! Snakes are not 'toys' to be 'played with' !
Boa constrictors along with other snakes keep the rodent population down.
No. Like all snakes boa constrictors are vertebrates.
Snakes breath through the nostrils located in the head .
the Boa Constrictor
No. Snakes do not migrate. The boa constrictor is a tropical species, so it does not have to worry about cold winters.
No. Like all snakes, they are solitary.