Green Anaconda

The green anaconda is one of the largest snakes in the world because of its weight and muscular figure. It lives in the Amazon Rainforest, in the rivers, swamps, and wet forests, and most of the time, it's underwater. It has a powerful body that helps it swim through water and catch animals for food. It mostly eats fish, capybaras, and birds. It has green skin and dark spots which helps it hide in muddy water and plants so prey cannot see it. It has eyes and nostrils on top of its head which makes it easier to see and breathe when underwater. In the future, climate change may make the rainforest hotter and cause rivers to dry up, meaning it won't live in the same conditions. Its skin may also become lighter to match the drier land and eat different prey to survive.