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Boa constrictors are large heavy snakes which are native to the New World and can grow to a length of between 3-13 feet. They are non-venomous predators and can eat a range of small mammals, rodents and birds. Their preferred method of hunting is to wait for their prey to walk within reach when they then strike out with their mouths and grab the animal with their short backward-pointing teeth. Simultaneously the victim’s body is wrapped in their constricting coils, and the prey soon dies of suffocation before it is swallowed whole. Unlike Pythons,