Yes. Humans have been swallowed by snakes before. Its just hard to find pictures because who would want to record such a thing? A large snake CAN swallow an adult human depending on their size and the size of the snake. While the shoulders would get in the way. If the person is small enough it won't matter then the rest is easy.
YES They can eat mice frogs and rats
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well first its stupid to sleep with a large snake. And second it would eat you it matters how big you are and how hungry the snake is.
No, anacondas are not venomous. They belong to a variety of snake called "constrictors" because they squeeze(constrict) their prey to death.
There are many food chains and the animals are eaten by other things its life...But, here is one suggestion:Date Palm eaten by: a Jerboa eaten by: a Sand FoxThe cricket and or grasshopper eats the sagebrush, then the mouse eats the grasshopper and or cricket, then the snake eats the mouse.
African or European swallow?
It's jaws can dislocate to swallow the whole mouse in one go.
They swallow their prey whole.
I don't get your question but if you mean if you buy a mouse and feed it to a snake how long will it live then the answer is a couple minutes because the snake will soon sneak up on it and swallow it whole.
If the snake is big enough it will just unhinge its jaws
That is true.
To swallow - a couple of minutes. To digest - about a week. Depends on how big the mouse is compared to the snake. A small meal could be swallowed in under a minute and take a day to digest. Average-sized meals can take 10-30 minutes to swallow and take 3-7 days to digest. A very large meal could even take a few hours to swallow and take several weeks to digest.
anything small enough to swallow whole
Snakes swallow their food whole - Take as an example a corn snake swallowing a mouse... The snake finds the mouse's head, opens it's mouth and grabs the mouse's nose. It pushes forward, stretching its jaws as it goes, until the head of the mouse is in the snakes mouth. Once the mouse's head is in the snakes throat, it's muscles grip the mouse preventing it from sliding backwards, while the snake 'walks' its jaws forward over the mouse's body. This process is repeated until the whole mouse is in the snakes throat, then muscles contract and push the mouse down to the snakes stomach.
Well, it depends on what kind of snake you are talking about. Usually, snakes swallow their prey whole.
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