Anaconda snakes generally cannot bite people, but use their powerful strength to smash their prey as long as they curl up their bodies.

Next, let's talk about other characteristics of anaconda snakes. Anaconda snakes like to live in rivers and can stay in the water for a long time or keep their heads above the water. Anaconda snakes mainly prey on some terrestrial animals, such as mammals and birds, and sometimes alligators. Anaconda snakes have the phenomenon of aestivation, which may be related to the drying of the waters they live in. The anaconda snakes are buried in the mud, which can reduce the evaporation of water in the body.