101. The Boa Constrictor | Free Term Papers The boa Constrictor The boa constrictor was the most interesting animal I saw at the Memphis zoo. Josh and I held it at a class that we went to. http://www.oppapers.com/term-papers/62036.html

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103. Pueblo Zoo Dinosaurs The species best known as boa is the boa constrictor, Constrictor The boa constrictor is a large snake growing to a length of up to twelve feet. http://www.pueblozoo.org/archives/jul01/feature.htm

Three boa constrictors reside at the Pueblo Zoo. Two (Marge and Mac) can be found in the Rainforest exhibit and the third, named Medusa, lives in the diorama in the Reptile House . Medusa is the largest, weighing in at a hefty 50 pounds and a whopping 10 feet in length! Boa is the common name for about 50 species of snakes that make up the family Boidae. Closely related to Pythons, the family includes the largest of all snakes, the water-dwelling Anaconda of South America. The species best known as "boa" is the boa constrictor, Constrictor constrictor Boas vary in color from brown to gray with irregular saddles down the entire dorsal body. The snakes are usually handsomely marked and often iridescent. The Boa constrictor is a large snake growing to a length of up to twelve feet. Boas can be found from Mexico to Southern America including the Central American Islands. Their habitat includes Rainforests, savannas, and mangrove swamps. Ranging from the high cloud forests to the dry lands, Boa constrictors are only moderately arboreal. Although they can easily climb trees in the understory and canopy of the rainforests, and do so to search for food, they spend most of their time on the forest floor where they're very well camouflaged. Frequently found near human habitation (due to the quantity of rodents found near human habitats), Boas are primarily nocturnal or crepuscular (active at dawn and dusk).

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105. Is Harry's Boa Constrictor The Same As The Little Prince's? A Few Mistranslations in the Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese Versions of Harry Potter How the boa constrictor in Harry Potter is different from the one http://www.cjvlang.com/Hpotter/mistranslations/boas.html

Harry Potter: Mistranslations in the Chinese, Japanese, and Vietnamese versions Is the boa constrictor in 'The Little Prince' different from the one in 'Harry Potter'? (Japanese and Vietnamese versions) Boa constrictors are large snakes which generally squeeze their prey to death. They belong to the Boidae (boa family), which includes the boas and anacondas. The boa family is closely related to the Pythonidae (python family), which includes various kinds of python. In fact, some scientists group the boas and pythons together into one family. Boa constrictors don't exactly figure very large in most people's lives, but for some reason they occur in two popular works of children's literature: The Little Prince Le petit prince Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by J. K. Rowling. In Chapter One of The Little Prince , the author as a child shows adults a drawing of a boa constrictor ( serpent boa in the original French) that has swallowed an elephant. Unimaginative adults think it looks like a hat. The author draws another picture to show the elephant inside the boa constrictor, whereupon adults advise him to concentrate on his schoolwork. In Chapter Two of Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone , Harry talks to a boa constrictor at the zoo. According to the sign, boa constrictors are from Brazil, although the one on display was born in the zoo. In a moment of confusion, Harry unconsciously lets the snake escape.

106. Boa: Definition And Much More From Answers.com boa (bo ?) , name for livebearing constrictor snakes of the family Boidae, found mostly in Best known is the boa constrictor (Constrictor constrictor), http://www.answers.com/topic/boa

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia WordNet Wikipedia Translations Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping boa Dictionary bo·a bà  n. Any of various large, nonvenomous, chiefly tropical snakes of the family Boidae, which includes the python, anaconda, boa constrictor, and other snakes that coil around and suffocate their prey. A long fluffy scarf made of soft material, such as fur or feathers. [Middle English, from Latin boa , a large water snake.] Encyclopedia boa bà  ) , name for live-bearing constrictor snakes of the family Boidae, found mostly in the Americas. This family, which also comprises the egg-laying pythons of the Old World, includes the largest of all snakes, as well as many smaller ones. Members of the boa family have two functional lungs instead of one, as is found in other snakes, and vestiges of hind limbs; these primitive characteristics are indicative of their relationship to lizards. Each of the two tiny, internal leg bones ends in an external horny claw; the claws are much more prominent in males than in females. Boas capture their prey by striking with their teeth and simultaneously throwing their bodies in a coil around the victim. They then squeeze the animal so that, unable to expand its rib cage, it suffocates. Like other snakes, boas swallow the prey whole. Over 30 boa species are found from Mexico to South America, with the greatest variey in the tropics, and two in the United States. Boas may be terrestrial, arboreal, or burrowing. Some are brightly colored, like the green and white emerald tree boa of the tropics (

107. Snake6 Overall the Red Tailed boa Constrictor is a very pleasant and attractive snake to When feeding a very large boa Constrictor, many people choose to feed http://www.ilsc.ca/studentpages/Gustavo/snake6.html

Scientific Name: Boa Constrictor Imperator. Red Tailed Boa Constrictor ORIGIN: South America, Central America, Mexico, and Columbia GENERAL CARE: Red Tail Boas are probably the most attractive of all boas, with their bright red tail. markings interwoven with their naturally striking color pattern. Albino Red Tails being the prettiest of all Red Tailed Boas with all markings on a pale pastel background. The true Colombian Albino Red Tailed Boa is extremely expensive due to its rarity. More and more captive bred babies are becoming available, making a decrease in cost just around the corner. Baby season starts late in January and continues through July. When choosing a baby boa, try to obtain a docile one as it will make a better pet. Though frisky or scared ones can be tamed down with handling, a calm one from the beginning would be our recommendation. Make sure that your new snake is eating and carries a good weight. Check for signs if illness also SEE THINGS TO WATCH FOR. At maturity boas reach an ample size of nine to twelve feet in length. Often you may get a boa that stops growing at five or six feet, this is fine , though do not count on it when making your purchase. As juveniles they grow extremely fast, easily growing three or four feet per year in the first couple of years. After the age of two their growth starts to slow though does not stop. Boas are predators and usually are fed live food, though it should be stunned at time of feeding. Now there are frozen foods available to make your life easier as a snake keeper. Since there are always some risks to feeding live, the most common being that the food animal bites the snake.

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