81. Anaconda (1997) - MovieWeb anaconda (1997), Cast Crew Info, Reviews, Plot Summary, Trailers, Video, is the largest and most vicious killer snake in the world the anaconda. http://www.movieweb.com/movie/anaconda/

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82. Adopt An Anaconda If you want to adopt an anaconda, the yearly fee to adopt a snake is $85 (USD). Of course, if you chose to adopt an anaconda now you would have no http://pages.prodigy.net/anaconda/adopti.htm

Anaconda Adoption Program click here Main goal of the project One of the main challenges that one faces to really understand the life cycle and private life of long lived animals is to obtain funding to study the population long enough to get the complete picture. Most financial institutions would grant research for one year or two relatively easy.They could extend the funds for three, four, at the most, for five years in the best case scenario. I feel quite lucky that I have managed to keep this study running for 11 years now getting funds from different sources. However, 11 years is not even half of what I estimate the life span of anacondas is and I am yet a long way to understand the life of these animals the way I would like to. Scope of the project The first step would be to continue the study in the population that I have worked on for 11 years and where I have marked more than 900 animals so far. Only continuation of this key population will allow us to draw a complete picture of what the life cycle of the anaconda is like and eventually produce well informed guide lines for its conservation ( click here for a summary of this project Should the funds allow it, I would launch a more ambitious project studying the biology of the anacondas in the rest of South America. There are four species in different countries whose biology is not known almost at all. If we get enough funds, I would go exploring pilot populations of these species in Brazil, Bolivia, Argentina, and Ecuador in order to compare life history and get a better understanding of the group as a whole (

83. Courage As A Christian - Crystal Lake Church Of Christ The anaconda snake grows to be 35 feet long and can weigh about 400 pounds. It s like a contest with the anaconda snake and the Peace Corp volunteer. http://clcoc.org/inetserm/courage.htm

Courage as a Christian by Raymond T. Exum Crystal Lake Church of Christ, Crystal Lake, Illinois December 29, 1996 I would like to encourage you this morning to look with me at the book of Luke in the New Testament. In Luke chapter 9 our Lord spoke on the subject of courage. It would be interesting to know how much courage we as Christians have when it comes to living the Christian life. I suppose we really cannot know for certain about our courage until the time comes for it to be demonstrated. Yet courage is an important part of the Christian way of life. Courage is even respected out there in the world. Let me give you an example of the kind of courage that some people are required to have. I want to read from the official Handbook of the United States Peace Corps. I want to read what it says that a Peace Corp volunteer has to do if he is attacked by an anaconda snake. The anaconda is the largest snake in the world. You might think it was the boa constrictor. The anaconda is in the family with the boa constrictor, but it is larger than that. The anaconda snake grows to be 35 feet long and can weigh about 400 pounds. For the volunteers that are assigned to the Amazon Jungle, there is a section in the Peace Corp Handbook on what to do if you are attacked by an anaconda snake. There are 10 steps here that you are supposed to follow: If you are attacked by an anaconda, do not run. The snake is faster than you are.

84. All-Reviews.com Movie/Video Review: Anaconda MrBrown s review of the movie anaconda, starring Eric Stoltz and Jennifer the 40foot anaconda snake aliveeven if it means sacrificing the film crew. http://www.all-reviews.com/videos-2/anaconda-2.htm

All reviews all the time! Home Movies Music Video Games ... Buy Movie Posters Search Amazon Video DVD All Products Video Games Popular Music Classical Music Books Electronics Software Tools Kitchen Wireless Phones Browse Movies in Theaters by Title by Year by Reviewer Rating ... by Director Browse by Genre Action Comedy Drama Sci-Fi/Fantasy ... more genres Other Reviewer Directory Become a Reviewer Take our survey Contact Us All-Reviews.com Movie/Video Review Anaconda out of 4 Starring: Eric Stoltz Jennifer Lopez Director: Luis Llosa Rated: PG-13 RunTime: 92 Minutes Release Date: April Genres: Action Horror Buy this DVD Amazon.com ... Half.com *Also starring: Ice Cube Jon Voight Jonathan Hyde Owen Wilson Review by MrBrown 0 stars out of 4 "When you can't breathe, you can't scream." That may be true, but when speaking in terms of the new thriller Anaconda, a more fitting tagline would be "When you're laughing your ass off, you can't scream," for this inane jungle adventure is nothing less than Congo '97. Now, if one is making a movie about snakesgiant, man-eating snakes, no lessone would think that the first order of business would be to come up with convincing snake effects. Apparently, no one involved in Anaconda thought hard enough. The animatronic snakes look like giant rubber hoses with tire treads. Llosa also uses some "state-of-the-art" computer animation for some shots of the snake striking and wrapping around its prey, but the effects are obviously computer generated; the seams are quite visible. The phony snakes are more than enough to ruin the film, but the true awfulness of Anaconda doesn't stop there. Two wordsJon Voight. As the nominal human villain of the piece, he is a complete embarrassment. If his unconvincing accent (alternately overdone and underdone) isn't bad enough, there are his hilarious leering gazes at Lopez. If that isn't enough, there are his "villainous" looks, clenched teeth and eyes in full bulge, during the physical scenes. The rest of the cast isn't all that great, either, but their work is downright Oscar-caliber compared to Voight's laughably overwrought turn.

85. Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium A 14foot green anaconda snake gave birth to 28 youngsters while on exhibit anacondas are one of only a few species of snake that bear live young rather http://www.pittsburghzoo.com/whatsNew.asp?newsID=157

86. Giant Anacondas The snake was about thirtythree feet long. Although larger than the commonly-accepted anaconda length, Gardner s snake is hardly a monster when compared http://www.fortunecity.com/roswell/siren/552/souam_anaconda.html

web hosting domain names photo sharing Giant Anacondas Nearly everyone is familiar with the anaconda of the Amazon Basin, but how large can an anaconda be? Considerably larger than the scientifically accepted length, according to the Indians of the jungle. They tell stories of a creature called sucuriju gigante , reputed to be an anaconda of aquatic habits and immense size. In 1907, Major Percy Fawcett, noted explorer of the Amazon, recounted not once, but twice encounters with the Sucuriju. The snake's first mention in Fawcett's memoirs has been recorded thusly: "The manager at Yorongas told me he had killed an anaconda fifty-eight feet long in the Lower Amazon." Although Fawcett confessed that initially he thought this an exaggeration, he placed stock in its validity after an encounter of his own. We were drifting along in the sluggish current not far below the confluence of the Rio Negro when ... there appeared a triangular head and several feet of undulating body. It was a giant anaconda. I sprang for my rifle ... and hardly waiting to aim smashed a .44 soft-nosed bullet into its spine ... As far as it was possible to measure, a length of forty-five feet lay out of the water, and seventeen feet in it, making a total length of sixty-two feet ... A penetrating foetid odour emanated from the snake, probably its breath, which is believed to have a stupefying effect ... The Brazilian Boundary Commission told me of one killed in the Rio Paraguay exceeding eighty feet in length!

87. Cryptozoology.com Webster s Dictionary states that an anaconda is a tropical snake that reaches about 30 feet in length and crushes it s victims. http://www.cryptozoology.com/cryptids/anaconda.php

cryptids profile forum chat ... links Sucuriju Gigante By Aaron Justice Webster's Dictionary states that an anaconda is a tropical snake that reaches about 30 feet in length and crushes it's victims. This is the accepted scientist view, except for the crushing part; anacondas suffocate their prey. However, natives tell tales of a creature called the Sucuriju, a giant monster resembling a snake but much larger. These are the tales that form the enigma of Sucuriju Gigante, the giant anaconda of South America. When the Pope gave part of South America to Spain and the other to Portugal in the Treaty of Tordesilla, the Spaniards explored this great continent of tropical forests. They came back with stories of enormous snakes which they called matora, or "bull eater". Some reports detailed them reaching over 80 feet in length. Colonel Percy Fawcett, who was sent to map out parts of the Amazon, claimed to have bagged a 62 foot long anaconda. As an officer of the Royal Engineers he was to write down his information meticulously. As he stated in his diary: "I sprang for my rifle as the creature began to make it's way up the bank and smashed a .44 bullet into its spine. At once there was a flurry of foam and several heavy thumps against the boats keel, shaking us as though we had run on a snag. We stepped ashore and approached the creature with caution. As far as it was possible to measure, a length of 45 feet lay out of the water and 17 feet lay in the water, making it a total length of 62 feet. It's body was not thick, not more than 12 inches in diameter, but it had probably been long without food."

88. Anaconda - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia In 1906, Fawcett wrote that he had shot and wounded an anaconda in South America; he reported the snake measured some 18.9 meters (62 feet) from snout to http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anaconda

Anaconda From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Please see Anaconda (disambiguation) for terms of the same name. Anacondas Anaconda in South America Scientific classification Kingdom: Animalia Phylum: Chordata Class: Reptilia Order: Squamata Suborder: Serpentes Family: Boidae Genus: Eunectes Wagler Species See text. Anacondas (Jib³ia and Sucur­, local names) are three species of aquatic boa inhabiting the swamps and rivers of the dense forests of tropical South America Two species are well-known: The Green Anaconda Eunectes murinus ), which has been reported at up to 10 metres (32.8 feet) in length (although most are considerably smaller). Although shorter than the longest recorded species, the Reticulated Python , it is considerably heavier. In fact, it is the heaviest snake species in existence. It can weigh 250 kg (551 pounds) and have a girth of more than 30 cm (11.8 inches) in diameter. Females are larger than males. These are found mainly in northern South America, in Venezuela, Colombia, Brazil, northern Bolivia, northeast Peru, Guyana, and Trinidad. The Yellow Anaconda Eunectes notaeus ), which reaches a relatively smaller maximum length of 3 metres (9.8 feet). These live further south in Bolivia, Paraguay, Uruguay, western Brazil, and northeast Argentina.

89. Selecting Your Snake The anaconda snake of South America is the largest snake in circumference, measuring up to three feet (one meter) around. They can live a long time, http://animal-world.com/encyclo/reptiles/information/snakesselection.htm

Selecting Your Snake There are approximately 2000 distinct species of snakes and they are found on all the continents except Antartica. Snakes are attractive and intriguing to watch as they make their way gracefully around their enclosure. Pet appeal: Many snakes make good pets because they are quite docile, easy to hold, and easy to care for. Snakes are very clean, virtually odorless, quiet, and other than the large boas and pythons, they don't eat much so they are inexpensive to feed. There is a wide variety of non-venemous snakes to choose from for a pet. When deciding which snake or snakes are for you, keep the following basic considerations in mind: How much do you want to spend? How much space do you have for it? What type of disposition do you want in your pet? How hardy is it and how easy is it to feed? What color, shape and size do you want and is that snake readily available? Many snakes are protected so check with authorities in your area on laws governing your choice of snake. Venomous snakes should not be kept as pets, they are dangerous! They can be found anywhere that non-venomous snakes are also found, though there are more venomous snakes in Southeast Asia than anywhere else. Rattlesnakes are found only in the western hemispere. All snakes that live in the sea are venomous.

90. Anaconda Movie Review In anaconda, we see the snake early on and so only the music and cinematography scares us. But how many times are they going to show the camera underwater http://www.newsandentertainment.com/zManaconda.html

@import url(http://www.homestead.com/~media/elements/Text/font_styles.css); Anaconda slithers into bad territory Anaconda I have pet peeves about monster movies these days. Some of them have shown up in other movies that I have really loved, such as Jurassic Park, but I had never seen anything like that kind of movie in my life. It had glorious and original visual effects that looked completely realistic, but nowadays, a movie thinks it just needs those visual effects to be good. But it can't anymore. Such is the case of Anaconda, the new film by Luis Llosa. Anaconda is a visually enticing movie with some good special effects, but as for acting, dialogue, and plot, this movie stinks. Anaconda opens with some unusual scene which I'm not sure what it has to do with the rest of the plot. I guess it just shows what someone is willing to do to get away from an Anaconda. We don't see the giant snake just yet, but we know what he is running from, mainly because of the trailers and ads. Next, we jump to a group of people filming a documentary on a tribe of natives, or "people of the mist." They arrive to the location and they all board a barge to travel down the Amazon River. We don't get to know the characters much, in fact, we hardly get to know them at all. But it isn't important in a film like this. A monster movie always has to have a few characters that we don't care about (in this case, all of them) just so they can be killed by the monster. The film involves the director of the documentary, Terri (Jennifer Lopez, fresh off Selena), and her crew. They include an anthropologist, Steven (Eric Stoltz), a cameraman, Danny (Ice Cube), production manager Denise (Kari Wuhrer), and a couple others who captain the ship. While forging down the river, they happen upon a shipwrecked Paul Serone (Jon Voight). He says that he has seen the tribe whom they are looking for for their documentary. They agree to follow his advice and forge ahead. However, an accident occurs on board, involving scuba gear and a poisonous wasp. Because of this, they want to get to a hospital as soon as possible. Serone pretends to want to help the victim, and tells them to continue down the river.

91. Anaconda Mistakes, Goofs And Bloopers Mistakes, goofs, pictures, quotes and trivia for anaconda and other movies. appropriate to a constricting snake such as the anaconda a constrictor http://www.moviemistakes.com/film60

Membership - No ads, get credited, see the pictures, and much more! Updated 6 mins, 8 secs ago Search Movies/TV People Year Browse Back to A list Options for this film Mistakes Major Minor Trivia RSS feed Quotes Corrections Questions Easter Eggs Pictures Plot summary Ending Make changes You may also like... Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl Constantine Independence Day ... War of the Worlds Movie/TV mistakes Updates Most mistakes Best mistakes Popular titles ... Contribute Trivia Updates Movie trivia TV trivia Other areas Movie quotes Random entries General questions Specific questions ... Charts Members Membership details Top members Forum Cool sites Movie spoilers eBaum's world Rotten Tomatoes Fark Site FAQ Links RSS feeds Contact ... Be notified when this film's updated. View all types of mistake View continuity errors View factual errors View visible crew or equipment View plot holes View revealing mistakes View deliberate "mistakes" View audio problems View others Anaconda ) - 18 mistakes starring Ice Cube Jennifer Lopez Revealing: In one shot when the boat is pulling away from the waterfall, you can clearly see that the shot is the same one they used earlier in the movie. The water from the waterfall now is going up the cliff! They have just put it in reverse.

92. Movie Photos: Anaconda Production photos of anaconda. In anaconda, he plays Paul Sarone, the Captain Ahab of the snake hunting world. Voight, sneering through the entire movie http://www.allmoviephoto.com/photo/1997_Anaconda_photo.html

Search All Movie Photo for movie stills. Fast and accurate! Input celebrity name or movie title, e.g.: Anaconda. Powered by Google Homepage Movie Wallpaper Moono ... Free Online Greetings IN THE NEWS Depp's Stone Rolls Off Johnny Depp admits he has probably missed out on starring alongside his rocker hero Keith Richards. Routh Touched To Be Superman New Superman Brandon Routh is having to get used to the hands-on approach to filmmaking on the set of the blockbuster. Anaconda Photos Scroll below advertisement to read reviews. Jennifer Lopez in Anaconda - 1997 Ice Cube and Jennifer Lopez in Anaconda - 1997 Latest Movie Updates The Calcium Kid The Chronicles o.. The Clearing The Cookout ... The Girl Next Door BY CELEB'S FIRSTNAME A B C D ... Download Wallpapers Anaconda Movie Reviews RATING (0 TO ****): * 1/2 "I don't know if you know, but this film was supposed to be my big break," says Jennifer Lopez as documentarian Terri Flores. "Now, it's a turned into a disaster." And so does the film ANACONDA right after the opening credits. Luckily for Jennifer Lopez, she had a tremendous hit, SELENA, before ANACONDA was released, because this grade B movie with grade A special effects could do serious damage to the career of a newer actor.

93. Green Anaconda Anacondas are constrictors. The snake squeezes tighter each time its prey breathes out, so the prey cannot breath in again. This goes on until the prey dies http://www.szgdocent.org/resource/rr/c-anaconda.htm

GREEN ANACONDA Eunectes murinus) The word "anaconda" is derived from the Tamil word "anaikolra" meaning "elephant killer". Known to the early Spanish settlers as "matatoro" or "bull killer", the anaconda is the largest of the boas. Heaviest but not longest: While the Green Anacondas are the heaviest the snake, they are not the longest. That record is currently held by the reticulated python . Growing up to 9 metres in length, Green Anacondas can weigh a hefty 250kg and have a girth of more than 12 inches in diameter. Females are larger than the males. Also known as the water boa, anacondas are the most aquatic of the boas. Primarily nocturnal, they spend most of their time in the water. Although their large size may make them appear rather sluggish on land, anacondas are good swimmers and in water they can move at surprising speed, both on the surface and underwater. Anacondas can also remain completely submerged for 10 minutes. VITAL STATISTICS Size: About 9 meters. Can weigh about 250kg.

94. Compare Prices And Read Reviews On Anaconda At Epinions.com Epinions has the best comparison shopping information on anaconda. shot sequence of the unwitting victim meeting the deadly anaconda snake face to face. http://www.epinions.com/content_70741364356

Join Epinions Help Sign In Movies All Categories Home Media Anaconda Overall rating: Reviewed by 31 Epinions users Action Factor: Special Effects: Suspense: Write a Review Compare Prices View Details Read Reviews ... Subscribe to reviews on this product Read Review of Anaconda Review Summary About the Author Someone slap Jon Voight! And quick! Jul 21 '02 (Updated Jul 21 '02) Author's Product Rating Action Factor: Special Effects: Suspense: Pros Perfect MST3k fodder. Cons You will actually have wasted precious moments of your life watching this drivel. The Bottom Line Not worth the cardboard box it came in. Full Review Plot Details: This opinion reveals major details about the movie's plot. Jon Voight. Sean Connery. Robert DeNiro. Dustin Hoffman. Kathleen Turner. Arnold Schwarzennegar. What do all of these people have in common? They're critically acclaimed and successful actors who, for some reason at the height of their success, decided to step out of their niche into a "different" role and movie genre in the hopes of showing their range. But instead of pleasantly surprising everyone the way John Travolta did when he starred in "Pulp Fiction," they wound up shocking the audiences and getting egg on their faces. A lot of it. And not the tolerable kind, but the really yucky, runny, undercooked, yellowy, messy, dribbly kind that makes you want to upchuck the moment you see it. Anaconda is Jon Voight's "Hook," his "Baby Geniuses," his "Avengers." This was the one bad movie that he had no business being in, but probably decided to become a part of to prove to everyone that he could do a film like this. But it was a bad move. I don't care what Roger Ebert says this movie was fartingly bad. Hell, I'll confront the chubby, li'l guy myself and ask him what he was smoking when he gave it such a glowing review!

95. MetroActive Movies | Talking Pictures Snake Pit anaconda scales back the truth in favor of sensationalism. Reptile expert Ken Howell sheds light on anaconda . By David Templeton http://www.metroactive.com/papers/sonoma/05.01.97/talk-pix-9718.html

Movies Index Sonoma County Independent MetroActive Central Archives Snake Bits K.C. Bailey Snake Pit: 'Anaconda' scales back the truth in favor of sensationalism. Reptile expert Ken Howell sheds light on 'Anaconda' By David Templeton Writer David Templeton takes interesting people to interesting movies in his ongoing quest for the ultimate post-film conversation. This time out, he visits fearless snake-keeper Ken Howell to discuss big reptiles and the new film Anaconda "THIS WAY!" Ken Howell threads his way through the cavernous foyer of San Francisco's venerable California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park. He sidesteps a squealing throng of tourists, turns right at the Tyrannosaurus rex , and plummets down a staircase while I hurry to keep up. We rush through the museum's cafe, duck past a "staff only" sign, and descend another, noticeably darker, staircase. Only now does my guide slow down a bit, clearly relieved to be back in his own domain. "So, is that a normal crowd for a weekday?" I ask, cocking my head upwards as Howell leads me past a series of offices and classroomlike work areas, stacks of rocks and tubing, and cages swarming with baby-pink rats. "I wouldn't really know," he shrugs. "I seldom go up where the people are. I prefer to hang back with the reptiles."

96. San Francisco Zoo | Animals | Green Anaconda The anaconda is a nocturnal snake and spends much of its time in the water; it is also known as the “water boa.” Due to its large size, it may seem sluggish http://www.sfzoo.org/cgi-bin/animals.py?ID=51

97. MK Magazine News: Snake Shuts Theater Showing anaconda . SNAKE.jpg. HOUSTON In a case of life imitating art, a Houston movie theater has shut down while workers hunt for http://www.mk-magazine.com/news/archives/001126.php

Snake Shuts Theater Showing 'Anaconda' MK Magazine News Hosts of 2005 AVN Awards Show Announced Main Kerry Seen As Debate Winner Around World October 01, 2004 Snake Shuts Theater Showing 'Anaconda' HOUSTON - In a case of life imitating art, a Houston movie theater has shut down while workers hunt for an 8-foot snake spotted by a maintenance worker. Among the movies playing at the 16-screen Tinseltown theater is the horror-thriller "Anacondas." Terrell Falk, a spokeswoman for Cinemark USA Inc., said the worker saw a snake about a week ago that he described as thick as a man's arm slithering along a wall. "As soon as he saw it, he left," she said. "I think everyone who was working left." When theater owners heard of it, they closed the place and brought in snake experts. "We have looked throughout the theater and we haven't found a snake yet," Ramon Cardenas, owner of Critter Control of Houston, a company that specializes in wildlife control, told the Houston Chronicle. It's unclear if the animal escaped or remains inside. Based on the description provided by the janitor, the snake people believe it could be a Burmese python. Cardenas said he set up temperature-controlled traps in hopes. Snakes prefer warm temperatures and are sensitive to vibrations, office manager Michelle Pustejovsky said, so the heat has been turned up in the building.

98. New Movies Review Information For Families At Movies.com As even a garter snake will send some people ducking under the theater seat, something like an anaconda, the second largest snake in the world, http://movies.go.com/parentpreviews/review?rid=105

99. 'Anacondas' Snakes Its Way From The Amazon To Borneo | The San Diego Union-Tribu SignOnSanDiego.com, San Diego s city guide to arts and entertainment activities, events, bars, restaurants, hotels, shopping plus news, sports, http://www.signonsandiego.com/uniontrib/20040828/news_1c28famfilm.html

document.write(''); News Sports Entertainment Classifieds Web Saturday News Local News Opinion Business ... Saturday Weekly Sections Books Personal Tech Enlace Family ... Subscribe to the UT THE FAMILY FILMGOER    'Anacondas' snakes its way from the Amazon to Borneo By Jane Horwitz August 28, 2004 "Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid" (PG-13, 1 hr., 33 min.) True, it is formulaic and predictable, with bad jokes, baldly contrived tension and few truly scary bits, but "Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid" is kinda fun, and many teens will enjoy the roller-coaster ride. Those with reptile or insect phobias should stay away, though, as the movie roils with gigantic (computer-generated, but convincing) man-eating anacondas. It doesn't overdo the gory bits, staying largely within PG-13 range. Huge snake jaws loom up from the river and grab at victims, but apart from sudden moves and occasional crunching sounds, very little of the killing occurs on camera. Other creepy critters include an alligator, a nasty spider and leeches. Corpses, skeletons, understated human violence, mild sexual innuendo and rare profanity also earn the rating. The first "Anaconda" (PG-13, 1997) was set in the Amazon. This installment follows a group of scientists and money mavens for a drug company into the jungles of Borneo in search of a rare orchid that may hold the key to an anti-aging serum. The hunky captain (Johnny Messner) of the rattletrap boat they hire thinks the rainy season is a bad time to travel, but the lead scientist (Matthew Marsden) pays well. But nature pays back.

100. Memórias Do Instituto Oswaldo Cruz - Philip (1986) registered four species attacking the anaconda snake, Eunectes murinus, in the Peruvian Amazonia. Henriques et al. http://www.scielo.br/scielo.php?script=sci_arttext&pid=S0074-02762002000600015

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