Anaconda kills by constriction, not venom

Anacondas are non-venomous constrictors that kill by suffocating prey with their body.

A bite from an anaconda can cause deep wounds, bleeding, and infection without venom.

Large Green Anacondas, 4 to 6 metres long, can wrap around a human and cause suffocation or organ damage.

Anacondas swallow prey whole, including animals up to 50-60 kg like deer or small crocodiles.

Attacks on humans are very rare despite the snake's size and strength.