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The Boa
This snake arouses strong feelings, is a fascinating reptile pie that causes passions and in turn dread. There are several subspecies, are eleven and are shared by different geographical areas. They can be found in the centre and south of americas. The most popular is the boa constrictor, but are also, the boa imperator, occidentalis, longicauda, ortonii, nebulosus, amarali, orophias, and sigma melanogaster. It also differs a subspecies, the boa constrictor imperator, easy to recognize because they are albino.


Of these, which is the largest presents constrictor; have come to find copies in the wild with a length of more than 4 meters. Their location varies depending on the species and their habitats can be in crop areas, beaches, forests and deserts. Its size and colour of their skin change depending on the species, generally, have a base colour or reddish brown tones, the tail, except any kind, has great red speckles.

This species of tropical snake is not poisonous, his head is triangular in shape with a narrow neck. Those who live in humid areas are always active, however those found in areas where the seasons are very distinct, remain inactive for several weeks in dry or cold days. Their activity developed in the crepuscular hours, and the rest of the hours remain perched in trees.


They feed primarily on birds of various sizes, bats, rats and other rodents, lizards and zarigüeñas. The sense of vision do not have well-developed and therefore depend on its fosetas Loreal that let you perceive their prey by the heat flow.

A boa possesses great force to enter their muscles and thus squeezing its prey until suffocation, may be the size of a human. They can be highly dangerous because of their size and strength, and above all unpredictable. Their whistles and in this way with the body shows that they are attacking. They may appear docile but despite the precautions that are taken, you never know how they will react.

They are cold-blooded animals, so they need to regulate their body temperature with the sun, if they want to warm up, and in caves or water, if they want to cool off. In the absence of a system of self temperature, consume less energy, but depend on external factors for the successful development of all its physiological functions. Metabolizes food slowly so that, after a dam, may be several months without eating anything.

To reach the time of reproduction, the female seen by its sewer pheromones to attract male and he is moving around them. When the female is receptive, the male will slowly on it. The courtship is a ritual that happens so slowly, then where is the female egg and the male with one of its two hemipenes deposited in their sewer sperm. During pregnancy the female forfeit the skin and need more time exposed to the sun to absorb heat. After four months gave birth about 20 or even 60 offspring.
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