Renee,

Good information on wild anacondas. To confirm your observations, I have noticed that even in greens that have been born and raised in captivity, they are still somewhat shy animals and seem to be a little nervous about strange movements or vibrations in their vicinity. There are a few that nothing seems to bother, like Jud's large male, but most still tend to be a little shy and reserved.



Kelly

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