How does an anaconda interact with other animals?

Answer 1

It is a flamboyant snake capable of raising its cervical ribs to create a hood like posture,which essentially is a threat responce.Also with its bifurcated tongue constantly moving in and out which carries scent particles to convey it to jacobson organ present at the roof of its mouth to guess its immidiate environment. If evolution hasn't given it the run or power, it has given extreme agility and potent poison to the cobras for their defence & feeding purposes.New human establishments and forest cutting has boundfully driven these snakes out of its natural habitat to invade human habitat causing a rise in snakebite mortality,otherwise we humans are not their natural enemy. We breathe air, eat food, drink water and have sex.

Answer 2

Anacondas are aquatic snakes and examples include the green anaconda. Their prey is aquatic animals like fish. They rarely prey on humans, because anacondas live in swampy environments where people rarely visit, and an encounter between it and the human being is very dangerous.

Answer 3

An Anaconda interacts with other animals in which they strangle their prey, are preditors, and ward off larger preditors by starngling around the neck and the waist of the animal and also the animals are very complex.

Dr. M.K. Bradshaw

Animal Scientist

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