Meet the 33-foot-long Anaconda and Learn Some Facts About the World’s Largest Breed of Snakes (3 of 4)

In spite of their size, anacondas have mighty impressive swimming abilities. We aren’t going to get silly over here and claim they put the graceful swan to shame, but next time you find yourself roaming around the Amazon, you would be advised to avoid rivers, swamps, marshes, and – just to be safe – bathtubs.

Female anacondas are larger than their male counterparts and are capable of giving birth to as many as 80 offspring at once. They are also ovoviviparous, and we fully expect all of our readers to know what this means, as you are no doubt highly educated in matters of biology.