An overstuffed anaconda was rescued from a river in southwestern Brazil after it got trapped due to the unidentified large prey it had ingested. Video shows an officer from the Environmental Military ...

Never-before-seen video shows the dramatic moment that scientists encountered a new anaconda species while filming the National Geographic travel series "Pole to Pole with Will Smith." This is Ecuador ...

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DENVER — The Denver Zoo announced on Monday the death of its green anaconda, Jayloe, after zoo staff found that the huge water snake had an inoperable tumor. Jayloe was 18.5 feet long and weighed 130 ...

MISSOULA, Mont. — An Anaconda animal shelter is thanking the community for funding medical care for a dog believed to have been exposed to methamphetamine. Ryder was part of a litter rescued from a ...

This enormous anaconda doesn’t even look real. These snakes ambush prey from the water and crush animals as large as deer and crocodiles. Watch to see just how big this one gets and why sightings like ...

MILWAUKEE - The Milwaukee County Zoo announced on Thursday, Jan. 26 the arrival of a green anaconda named Olive to its Aquatic & Reptile Center. At 15.2 feet, Olive takes the crown as the longest ...

MIAMI (CBSMiami) -- How do you give a massive snake a physical examination? Very carefully and with a lot of help. As part of Zoo Miami's preventative medicine program, a nearly 100-pound green ...

The Shedd Aquarium’s “Amazon Rising” exhibit offers a glimpse into the many animal and plant species native to the faraway rainforest, including the emerald tree boa, white-faced whistling duck, dwarf ...

ANACONDA — Bear is a female, cream-colored shepherd cross, 2 to 3 years old, with brown ears, and is available for adoption from the Anaconda shelter. Bear is loveable in spite of being abandoned by ...

DENVER — The Denver Zoo announced on Monday the death of its green anaconda, Jayloe, after zoo staff found that the huge water snake had an inoperable tumor. Jayloe was 18.5 feet long and weighed 130 ...