Boas

It's stretching itself out, so it can digest the person next to it. Seriously, talk to a vet!

Boas mouths are lined with rows of sharp backward curving teeth that allow them to grip their prey. They don't have fangs. Only venomous snakes have fangs.

The boa is able to dislocate/unhinge its jaw to get it around an animal that would appear to be bigger than its head when the jaw is connected. Once it does that, it can stretch its mouth around the animal and start pulling it in for digestion.

No. The viper boa, despite it's name, is not venomous.

well, i know only about a few. in french it's "adieu," in spanish "adiós" (not sure if the diacritic is correct), in czech "sbohem" and in polish "z bogiem" (though it's a rather dated way of bidding farewell in polish, whereas in czech it's in common use; which is funny when you think about it because the czech republic is the most atheist country in the world and poland is one of the world's most catholic).

Judging by all the ads on craigslist, you need to pay someone to take it off your hands. well it depends what kind of breed and it would probley range around 125$-150$

Humans definitely impact on the lives of boas. We are slowly but gradually destroying their habits thus killing the boa's homes in South America. Humans also keep these magnificent creatures as pets, keeping them captive in cages. Bottom line, boas of all kinds are affected by man. ;D -From a 7th grader, studying for her project on Emerald Tree Boas! <33

Not at all I recommend them as good pets unless your a beginner then I would go with a ball python

cold blooded

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The sloth and coati populations would increase.

Rosey boas are small North American snakes from the same family as Boa constrictor species.

around 20 to 30 years in the wild, and 15 to20 years in captivity

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She might be sick so bring her to the vet if not try rats, hamsters, guenia pigs, lizards, and sometimes smaller snakes if this doesn't work try to get another snake to be it's friend and show it that it's good to eat

No, there are thousands still alive, and are available in the pet trade.

Yun Boa is definitely not a type of Boa snake or constrictor snake. Yun Boa is the name of a Korean singer. She began her career in Korea, but has since expanded to other countries, including America.

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The dirt will compact over time and poor maintenance. I find this procdure works: drag it flat and even, then soak it with water until it is wet several inches down, this may take several applications depending on how hard it is. Now wait until it becomes just damp ( the dirt is workable when damp but not soaked )and using a drag with 3" spikes ( a 12x12 piece of wood works) break up the dirt by dragging it over and over until you have a uniform 3" loose soil distribution over the whole area and drag it again ( with a normal drag mat )until smooth and wet it normally. try to keep the infield from drying out completely from now on. Soil conditionor, or field topping can be used to help also.

no, dont even try

A Boa Constrictor is not an Omnivore, because it dosent eat plant only other animals.

They breathe air - through their nostrils which lead down to their lungs !

however long it takes it to choke you to death after

They can live in many conditions, from desertcountries to tropical rain forests.

JESSE MARUNDI of Glennallan, Alaska.........Age 27