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ANACONDAS by Jaclyn Jaycox Pebble Explore is published by Pebble an imprint - photo 1
ANACONDAS

by Jaclyn Jaycox

Pebble Explore is published by Pebble an imprint of Capstone 1710 Roe Crest - photo 2

Pebble Explore is published by Pebble, an imprint of Capstone. 1710 Roe Crest Drive North Mankato, Minnesota 56003 www.capstonepub.com

Copyright 2020 by Pebble, a Capstone imprint. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in whole or in part, or stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise,without written permission of the publisher.

Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data is available on the Library of Congress website . ISBN: 978-1-9771-1340-5 (library binding) ISBN: 978-1-9771-1793-9 (paperback)ISBN: 978-1-9771-1348-1 (eBook PDF)ISBN: 978-1-5158-7887-2 (ebook)

Summary: Simple text and photographs present anacondas, their bodyparts, and behavior.

Photo Credits Associated Press: Gemunu Amarasinghe, 25; Getty Images: Sylvain CORDIER, 23; Minden Pictures: Franco Banfi, 15, Mark Bowler, 18, Tony Crocetta, 17; Newscom: Danita Delimont Photography, 9, E. Hummel, 27, Martin Wendler/NHPA/Photoshot, 19, Michael S. Nolan, 7, Morales/agefotostock, 22, TUNS/picture alliance / Arco Images G, 5; Shutterstock: Frank Cornelissen, 1, Michael Meshcheryakov, 13, nounours, 12, Uwe Bergwitz, Cover, Vadim Petrakov, 8, Vladimir Wrangel, 11, wayak, 21, worldclassphoto, 14

Editorial Credits Hank Musolf, editor; Dina Her, designer; Morgan Walters, media researcher; Tori Abraham, production specialist

All internet sites appearing in back matter were available and accurate when this book was sent to press.

Table of Contents Words in bold are in the glossary Amazing Anacondas What - photo 3
Table of Contents

Words in bold are in the glossary.

Amazing Anacondas What is green has no legs and is as long as a bus A green - photo 4
Amazing Anacondas

What is green, has no legs, and is as long as a bus? A green anaconda! These snakes spend time in riverswaiting for food. They are huge. They can eat animals as big as cows whole!

Anacondas are a type of They cant control their body heat. If its cold outside, they are cold. If its hot outside, they are hot. There arefour kinds of these snakes. They are the green, yellow, dark-spotted, andBolivian anacondas.

Where in the World Anacondas live in areas They get a lot of rain These - photo 5
Where in the World Anacondas live in areas They get a lot of rain These - photo 6
Where in the World

Anacondas live in areas. They get a lot of rain. These snakes are great swimmers.They spend most of their time in water. They live in swamps and rivers.

Anacondas Range Map

NorthAmerica

AtlanticOcean

Europe

Asia

Africa

PacificOcean

PacificOcean

SouthAmerica

IndianOcean

Australia

SouthernOcean

Range

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Anacondas can also move on land They live in grasslands They climb trees - photo 7
Anacondas can also move on land They live in grasslands They climb trees - photo 8

Anacondas can also move on land. They live in grasslands. They climb trees. They hang from the branches todry off. They also rest in empty holes called

Spotted Snakes The green anaconda is well known It is the heaviest snake It - photo 9
Spotted Snakes

The green anaconda is well known. It is the heaviest snake. It is also one of the longest. These snakes can weighmore than 550 pounds (250 kilograms). Thats as much as a lion! They grow up to 30 feet (9 meters) long. Females are usually much larger than males.

green anaconda yellow anacondaThe yellow dark-spotted andBolivian - photo 10green anaconda
yellow anacondaThe yellow dark-spotted andBolivian anacondas are smaller - photo 11yellow anacondaThe yellow dark-spotted andBolivian anacondas are smaller - photo 12yellow anaconda

The yellow, dark-spotted, andBolivian anacondas are smaller. Theygrow to be about 9 feet (2.7 m) long.

Green anacondas are dark greenOther types can be brown or yellow They have - photo 13

Green anacondas are dark green.Other types can be brown or yellow. They have black or brown spots. They blend in with the rivers. They can hide in rain forests. Doing this protectsthem from animals that hunt them.It makes the snakes hard to see.

scalesAnacondas have thick bodies Like most other reptiles anacondas havehard - photo 14
scalesAnacondas have thick bodies Like most other reptiles anacondas havehard - photo 15Picture 16scales

Anacondas have thick bodies. Like most other reptiles, anacondas havehard pieces of skin on their bodies. They are called Their eyes and nostrils are on top of their heads. This helps them hunt. They can keep their heads above the water. They look for animals to eat.

These snakes have sharp teethTheir jaws are stretchy They can swallow big - photo 17

These snakes have sharp teeth.Their jaws are stretchy. They can swallow big animals. They can eatones much bigger than their heads!

On the Menu Anacondas can eat a lot They eatbirds mice fish turtles and - photo 18
On the Menu Anacondas can eat a lot They eatbirds mice fish turtles and - photo 19
On the Menu

Anacondas can eat a lot. They eatbirds, mice, fish, turtles, and other They also eat animals such as pigs, deer, and even jaguars. Females might even eat small male anacondas!

These snakes are They sleep during the day They hunt at night They hunt in - photo 20
These snakes are They sleep during the day They hunt at night They hunt in - photo 21

These snakes are They sleep during the day. They hunt at night. They hunt in the water more than on land. They dont move as well on land.

Anacondas dont chase their preyThey wait for it to come near They grab their - photo 22

Anacondas dont chase their prey.They wait for it to come near. They grab their prey. They bite the animal. They hold it with their powerful jaws.Then they wrap around the prey. They squeeze. The animal cant breathe,and it dies.

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