Green Anaconda
Built for wetlands. Powered by constriction.
Conservation Threats
Agricultural Expansion
Conversion of natural habitats to farmland and ranching operations
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Agricultural Expansion Animals
Yellow Anaconda
Paraguay-Paraná's stealthy giant
Bolivian Anaconda
Heavyweight hunter of the wetlands
Tree Snake
Guam's unwelcome night hunter
King Rat Snake
Keeled, bold, and rodent-controlled
Rainbow Shark
All the attitude, none of the shark.
Cat Snake
Cat-eyed climbers of the night
Mandarin Rat Snake
Forest jewel of East Asia
Asian Arowana
Dragonfish of the dark waters
Platinum Arowana
Platinum dragon of the surface
Blue Eyed Pleco
Blue eyes. Driftwood grazer.
Goliath Tigerfish
Teeth like knives, built for rapids
Japanese rat snake
Japan's climbing rodent-hunter
Beauty rat snake
Climb high. Hunt smart. Stay beautiful.
Great Plains Rat Snake
Prairie-edge rodent control, no venom needed
Keelback
Venom behind, toxins at the neck
Vine Snake
Look like a vine, strike like a snake
Kinabalu Giant Red Leech
Kinabalu's scarlet forest crawler
Pipe Snake
Built for burrowing, not biting
Boas
Quiet coils, powerful control
Amazon Tree Boa
Amazon's most color-shifting boa
Cuban Boa
Cuba's cave-hunting giant boa
Dumeril's Boa
Madagascar's master of ground ambush
Dwarf Boa
Small constrictors, big diversity