What's the difference between a giant constrictor and a python?

There are all kinds of snakes living in all parts of the world, among which giant snakes and pythons are reminders of giant snakes. What's the difference between a giant constrictor and a python? What do they feed on?

1. What is the difference between a giant boa and a python?

First, giant constrictors lay eggs and pythons lay eggs; second, giant constrictors belong to the family Anacondae, while pythons belong to the family pythonidae; third, giant constrictors give birth to at least 18 babies in September, and pythons lay eggs for about 121-140 days. The spawning time is about 3 hours, sometimes lasting a few days, laying 8-103 eggs, and the eggs are hatched continuously for 55-61 days.

What do giant constrictors and pythons feed on?

1. Giant cymbal

The prey of the family Lepidae includes mammals and birds. They can also swallow prey larger than their diameter. Snakes have no bladder, and urine and feces are excreted through the anus. Their stomach juices contain high levels of hydrochloric acid, and they can digest large animals in a few days, bones will be digested, and only teeth, hair and claws will be excreted. They use their strong muscles to wrap around their prey, making it impossible for their chest to expand and thus to breathe. The prey was swallowed intact. Snakes of the family Acanthopodidae generally do not kill their prey by breaking their bones.

two。 Python

Prey often slowly crawl close to the prey, quickly bite and wrap around the body to death, and flatten the bar, and then secrete saliva to lubricate and swallow the food. Can eat 10-15 kg of goats, deer, muntjac, pigs and other animals, often eat rats, birds, reptiles and amphibians. Pythons eat a lot of food and can swallow animals equal to or more than their body weight at one time. This kind of digestive power is strong, except for the animal hair of the prey, it can be digested, but it can not eat for several months after being full.