Are boa constrictors harmful to the environment?

Answer 1

It isn't. No species of Boas or Pythons are venomous.

Answer 2

Boa constrictors in their native habitat are not harmful to the environment. They are part of the natural balance of plants and animals and their absence would be detrimental to the environment.

Boas that have been introduced into environments that they did not evolve within, such as being released into the wild in Florida, do not belong there and are considered an invasive species. Any invasive species is harmful to the environment, as they compete with native animals and plants for resources and there may be few predators or diseases to keep their population in check. Therefore, they are out of balance with the environment when present as an introduced species and are harmful to the environment.

Answer 3

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Uh, no, boas are not poisonous. Not sure why you're responding to questions you don't have the answer to.

Answer 4

Boa constrictors do not have venom. They also don't have fangs. They have sharp teeth for gripping it's prey, though.

Answer 5

they can be kept as pets you just cant stroke them and you must feed them well, if you cant handle stress dont get a boa constrictor as a pet

Answer 6

Pretyt dangerous unless you REPECT them then your fine and keep your child or and small pet away from it ^^

Answer 7

Boa constrictors are under no threat of immediate extinction.

Answer 8

no not if they are respected