What do snakes do for the wetlands?

Answer 1

Snakes are predators that help keep the populations of smaller animals from growing too high. The animals whose populations are controlled depends on the type and size of the snake. Water snakes and smaller boas and pythons control populations of fish and small rodents respectively. Large pythons and anacondas control larger animals such as capybaras, wild pigs, and wading birds. Small snakes are also prey for some animals such as crocodilians and wading birds.

Answer 2

With its colors it can camoflage on trees or in grass. It also eats smaller animals and tries not to be ate by Birds of Prey or get killed by humans.

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