Anacondas have blue and black stripes, swim and slither to hunt prey like mice, frogs, turtles, pigs, and deer. They live alone in rocky areas or under sand near large bodies of water. While they have venom and sharp teeth, their primary method of killing prey is through constriction. Their enemies include birds, jaguars, caimans, and humans, and their young do not have a special name.

1. Anacondas
By: Adam

2. AnAConDA’s BoDy
An anaconda looks like a
snake with blue and black
strips.
An anaconda swims and slivers.
An anaconda eats mice , frogs , turtles , pig
,and deer.

3. Anaconda’s Habitat
An anaconda’s habitat is in a
huge body of water.
An anaconda’s home looks like rocky tight
spaces or under sand.
An anaconda lives by it self.

4. Anaconda’s Way Of Life
An anaconda has
venom with sharp
teeth and it strangles.
An anaconda’s enemies is
birds, jaguars, caimans
,and humans.
An anaconda’s young does not have a
special name.

5. Anaconda’s Importance
An anaconda is harmful to men.
An anaconda sniffs its prey to see if
its prey is dead.
I chose this animal because it is a very
interesting animal. A interesting fact is
they can last a whole week under
water or without food.