Boas are not poisonous. In addition to understanding the toxicity of anaconda snakes, let's talk about how anaconda snakes prey on food.

Anaconda snakes generally live in water, waiting to ambush mammals that come to drink water, such as capybara , deer, tapir, etc. Anacondas like to grab the necks of large mammals, entangling them almost immediately. Anaconda snakes use their mouths and rear-pointed teeth to kill smaller prey such as hatchlings and diving birds. Even when anacondas kill their prey on land, they often drag it into the water. In the wild, boas are not aggressive.