They share some of their range with species such as the False Water Cobra, Brazilian Blue Tarantula, Cuvier’s Dwarf Caiman and the Guyana Pink Toe Tarantula. You would be more likely to find them in slow moving water than on dry land. The Yellow Anaconda is primarily found in wetter habitats such as swamps marshes and along the banks of the Paraguayan River. That is estimated to measure about 150,000 square kilometers. The snake can be found along the Paraguan river in a vastĪrea of wetlands known as the Pantanal Region. It is native to countries such as ParaguayĪnd Bolivia and can also be found in South-West Brazil and in a small region of However, the Yellow Anaconda can be found further south in When you speak about a snake from South America it isĬommonly perceived that it will be found in a secluded part of the Amazon.Īfter all this Rainforest is enormous and is home to countless species of See and breathe while being almost fully submerged in water. Nostrils are also located towards the top of the head. Have large eyes that are positioned towards the top of their heads. Their heads appear quite different from other snakes. The number of dark blotches can varyīut they are generally heavily covered in these markings. Snake with darker brown or black blotches. Snake in comparison to their overall size, but they are still quite muscular.Īs their name suggests, they are predominantly a yellow The average Yellow Anaconda weighs around 30kg although thisĬan vary greatly depending on the snake’s size. Generally larger than males with specimens reportedly measuring over 15ft, They grow to an average length of about 10-12ft. The Yellow Anaconda is smaller in size than the GreenĪnaconda. Image Courtesy of Jim Parks Yellow Anaconda Description

Yellow anaconda