ナショナルジオグラフィックのインスタグラム(natgeo) - 6月10日 16時00分

Photo @tbfrost | This female green anaconda was photographed at a small reptile conservation park run by a Peruvian biologist here in Puerto Maldonado, Peru. Despite not being wild, this snake is impossibly strong and could easily hurt or kill someone. But as you can see, she has no interest in that, and neither do wild anacondas. In fact, the only wild anaconda we've seen thus far promptly slithered away as fast as lighting when she saw us approaching - and she was about 15 feet! Like all of us, snakes simply want to be left alone. As you can see in this picture she is peacefully resting her head in the palm of @paulrosolie 's hand. She stayed like this for several minutes and only moved when Paul was no longer able to support her weight. She was about 10-11 feet in length and 80-100 pounds. Yet another feared snake that is quite the opposite of dangerous.
To continue following my expedition to photograph wild green anacondas, the world's largest snake, I'm @tbfrost

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