What are the different types of big snakes?
There are many types of big snakes in the world, but the largest is green anaconda, mesh Python, Burmese Python and African rock python. These are all restraints, which means they wrap their bodies around the prey and push them until they smoke. The largest poisonous species is King Cobra. People are able to keep all these in captivity and use them for pets, zoos or tourism and entertainment.
Green Anaconda
Green Anaconda, who lives in South America, is a kind of Boa Constrictor. Sometimes it is called boa water due to how easy it can move from the soil, green anacondas can grow up to 29 feet (8.8 meters) to length and weigh more than £ 550 (249 kilograms). Their bulky circuit, which can reach up to 12 inches (30.5 centimeters) around, is responsible for heavy weight. Anacondas is located in Shampplands and Trekes in Amazon and other rainforests and their prey includes aninuals such as deer and wild pigs.
mesh Python
slightly longer than Green Anaconda, but with a less bulk, reticulated Python, sometimes called a royal python, averages of 15 - 25 feet (4.8 - 7.6 m), even though mesh pythons were discovered more than 30 feet (9.1 m). One found in 1912 in Indonesia measured 32.5 feet (9.9 m) from the end and long and Long was considered the largest recorded in the world, but in 2004 there were observed claims that another snake from Indonesia was captured by 49 feet (14.9 m) and £ 983 (£ 455.9). The determination of this species ranges from Myanmar and India in Southeast Asia and is also located in the Indonesian Islands and the Philippines. It usually eats smaller rodents, such as rats, but depending on its size, it sometimes moves into greater prey, such as pigs.
Burmes Python
Endangered species, Burmese Python also lives in Southeast Asia, especially in jungles and swamps. These lonely reptiles can growUp to 23 feet (7 m) long and reach more than 200 pounds (90.7 kg), but usually an average of about 20 feet (6 m). When young, they like to live above the ground in the trees, but eventually become too big. During adulthood, they are qualified swimmers and are more than comfortable in the water, but also live on the ground. Most survive on the diet of birds and small mammals.
African Rock Python
African rock python, the largest snake of the continent, grows up to 20 feet (6 m) and weighs up to £ 250 (113.3 kg). They usually live on open savannas, but were also found in more forested areas. They are remarkable in that they are more aggressive when they are in the corner than some of their cousins. In fact, it is said that they eat alligators and crocodiles.
king Cobra
claims that the title as the largest poisonous snake in the world is King Cobra, known for the "bonnet" of other skin and ribs around the head that can expand to seem threatening. It is also known for his nest creation, low, growlingmbly and the ability to rise the front of the body from the ground during the attack and defense. King Cobra, located in Southeast Asia, including India and China, can reach up to 18 feet (5.5 m) and weighs up to £ 20 (9 kg), and is fast for its size. Its toxic poison can kill an elephant with one bite, but mainly feed on small mammals and rodents such as lizards and smaller snakes.
captivity and condition as pets
as green anaconda and mesh, Burmese and African rock pythons are not toxic, some people successfully keep them as pets. The zoo also maintains them for entertainment and education. Often, which are kept in captivity, the right care they need, and especially in the TV of the case of a more aggressive African rock python, sometimes they have to give up or release them into nature. The amount of space required is usually one of the largest obstacles.
people generally do not maintain king Cobras as pets because of theirA dangerous poison, but a remarkable exception is the village of King Cobra in Thailand, the main tourist attraction, where each house is reportedly at least one. Individuals also keep them captive for the practice of a snake charming. A trained individual plays music on a flute or a similar instrument, and King Cobras responds to the resulting vibration by rising.