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Boa Constricter
A boa constricter photo can be viewed at any website devoted to reptiles.
The Boidae family counts as many as 50 species of snakes. They feature two functional lungs and vestiges of legs, which are a direct proof of their evolutionary relation to lizards. Different species can be found all the way across South America, and a few in the USA.
A boa constricter photo can be viewed at any website devoted to reptiles.
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None of these snakes are venomous. They wrap their body around prey in a brisk movement and then use their muscles to squeeze the victim to the point of suffocation. Boidae feed on rodents, birds, amphibians, reptiles and mammals. A boa constricter photo can be viewed at any website devoted to reptiles.
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