Is a anaconda an endangered animal if so why?

Answer 1

According to everything I have read in researching this question, the green anaconda is not endangered although the smaller yellow anaconda has become endangered. If habitat loss and poaching aren't stopped though, the green anaconda will become endangered.

Answer 2

yes

Yes. The Yellow Anaconda is endangered due to shrinking habitat and over hunting. The Green Anaconda of South America although abundant in number, lack genetic diversity so they could be at risk.

Answer 3

First, the anaconda is an endangered animal. Second, it is endangered because people are cutting down trees. When that happens, the snakes lose they're home. Not only do they lose their homes, the other animals do too.

Answer 4

It is currently not under evaluation by conservation experts; which indicates its species status likely not in any immediate danger or concern.

Answer 5

No. Anacondas are still common, in no danger at present.

Answer 6

It depends on where the reptile lives. In some countries, people hunt the Anaconda for sport, food, or just for their smooth skin.

Answer 7

in some countries poachers and hunters kill, and skin them for their leathery skin, which is made into clothing. Some eat stuffed anacondas as delicacies.

Answer 8

Neither.

Answer 9

No