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Dillonback pythons.
Crocodiles, Snakes, Fish.
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The Amazon rainforest is home to approximately 70 different species of snakes. These include both venomous and non-venomous varieties, such as the fer-de-lance, green anaconda, and various species of tree snakes. The diverse ecosystems within the Amazon provide habitats for these snakes, making it one of the most biodiverse regions for reptiles in the world.
Viper snakes inhabit very dry and desert-like areas. They are cold blooded so they need the hot sun to keep them warm.
some poisonous animals that live in the amazon rain forest could be certain types of snakes and some spiders like a turanchula,or some types of frogs and plants.
Monkeys, orangutans, birds, spiders, boas, snakes, trees, bacteria, vines, etc.
There are numerous types of snakes inhabiting rainforests around the world, with estimates ranging from hundreds to potentially over a thousand species. These snakes include iconic species like the green tree python, boa constrictor, and bushmaster, each adapted to their specific rainforest habitat and playing important ecological roles.
snakes inhabit the soil. they make their burrows in the soil which loosens it up and gives them a breathing room for roots to expand
orange snakes
Rainbow snakes (Farancia erytrogramma) do not live in deserts. They inhabit the humid deciduous forests of the southeastern United States.
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