Green Anaconda

Prey: Currently, green anacondas eat something big every few weeks, but their prey is shrinking, mostly because of climate change, so in about three million years, most of their prey is going to be too small to give them enough energy for a whole week. This will force anacondas to hunt more often. Trees: Climate change is also causing the trees in rainforests to change color. In about three million years, rainforests will go from green to light brown. Anacondas will adapt to this and change from green to light brown as well. Evolutionary stalwarts: Anacondas are called evolutionary stalwarts because they haven't changed for millions of years. Since anacondas survive perfectly in their environment, they do not need to adapt or evolve. In the future, anacondas will keep avoiding shrinkage, since they won't be affected much by climate change because they live mostly underwater and can breathe on land.