The anaconda is a national first-class protected animal. After knowing whether the anaconda is a protected animal, we will introduce its living habits.

The anaconda lives in the water to ambush caiman, capybara, deer , tapir, xipa and other mammals that come to drink water. Anaconda snakes almost immediately entangle large mammals by grabbing their necks, killing them by pinching. Anaconda snakes use only their mouths and rear-pointed teeth to kill smaller prey such as hatchlings and diving birds. In the wild, boas are not particularly aggressive.