Rainbow boa

Rainbow boa (Epicrates cenchria)
Tena, Amazon rain forest, ECUADOR, South America
All rainbow boas have dazzling irridescence of their skin.
Found in forests, woodlands and savannahs adjact to forests.
Non-venemous snake. They eat small mammals and birds and juveniles eat frogs. Very strong constrictors and reach to a length of about 2 meters. They give birth to live young. Geographic Range: S. Venezuela, Guyana so Suriname through Amazon Basin of Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil.

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Rainbow boa (Epicrates cenchria) <br />
Tena, Amazon rain forest, ECUADOR, South America<br />
All rainbow boas have dazzling irridescence of their skin.<br />
Found in forests, woodlands and savannahs adjact to forests.<br />
Non-venemous snake. They eat small mammals and birds and juveniles eat frogs. Very strong constrictors and reach to a length of about 2 meters. They give birth to live young. Geographic Range: S. Venezuela, Guyana so Suriname through Amazon Basin of Ecuador, Peru, Bolivia and Brazil.