Eunectes murinus
South America | Rainforests, Swamps, Marshes & Rivers
The mighty constrictor of the Amazon
The green anaconda, one of the largest and heaviest snakes in the world, inhabits the swamps and rivers of the Amazon Basin. Known for their incredible strength and stealth, these apex predators use their powerful bodies to constrict and subdue prey, showcasing their dominance and adaptability in the lush, aquatic environments of South America.
Group
Reptiles
Life Span
10-12 Years
Weight
66-300 Pounds
Conservation Status
Least Concern
Meet Your ZooBuddy
Marsh
he/him
Miami, Florida, USA
Marsh is an energetic and knowledgeable wildlife guide with a deep fascination for wetlands and swamps. His passion for these unique ecosystems began during childhood fishing trips in the Louisiana bayous, where he developed a keen interest in amphibians and freshwater fish. Now, based near the Everglades, Marsh’s extensive knowledge and engaging personality make his tours through wetland habitats both informative and entertaining. In his spare time, Marsh enjoys playing the harmonica and participating in conservation efforts to protect these vital ecosystems.