Aside from being dangerous, fanning the Anaconda revolver is not practical since its double-action mechanism means you can fire as fast as you can pull the trigger without needing to pull back the hammer.Fanning (rapidly pulling back the hammer, while holding down the trigger) a magnum revolver in real life is not recommended and highly dangerous, due to the great recoil of magnum cartridges which will most likely propel the bullets at any direction, including the user's head (due to muzzle rise resulted from the recoil).The fast draw mode (fanning) animation is similar to the M1858 New Army.This is very similar to the Python's firing speed. When using the Fast Draw mode, you fire off the whole cylinder in only 1.5 seconds.Able to switch to fast draw mode anytime.In Fast Draw mode, the player can hold down left click (LMB) to keep firing, unlike the normal double-action mode which requires a single click for each shot. This technique, however, results in a very high recoil and hard to control spray pattern, making it only suitable for CQB situations (10-20 meters recommended).

Fast Draw has the player fanning the revolver's hammer to discharge bullets at a much faster speed. Uniquely to all other variants, Anaconda-Ghetto features a Fast Draw/Rapid Fire mode (toggleable by clicking RMB). Aside from the skin, Anaconda Ghetto inherits all the pro/con factors of the original Anaconda, but like Anaconda-Black, this gun is 10% more powerful, giving players more chance to one-shot kill opponent. Herpetological Review 32 (2): 107-108.Anaconda-Ghetto is a revolver pistol variant of the Anaconda in CrossFire.Īnaconda-Ghetto features 8 rounds cylinder (+2), just like Red Dragon and Gold variant. Eunectes murinus (Green anaconda): Cannibalism. Rivas, J.A., Thorbjarnarson, J.B., Munoz, M.C., and Owens, R.Y. thesis, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. Life history of the green anaconda ( Eunectes murinus) with emphasis on its reproductive biology. Rivas, J.A., 1998, Predatory attacks of green anacondas (Eunectes murinus) on adult human beings: Herpetological Natural History 6:157-159. Iguana iguana (Green Iguana): Juvenile predation. Geological Survey Open-File Report 2009–1202, 302 p.

Giant constrictors: biological and management profiles and an establishment risk assessment for nine large species of pythons, anacondas, and the boa constrictor: U.S. A female anaconda can give birth to as many as a 82 young, though typically the size of the litter ranges from 28 to 42 (Reed and Rodda, 2009).Īreste, M. The gestation period for the Green Anaconda is 6 to 10 months. Often the snakes cluster in a breeding ball which may consist of up to 13 males coiled around one female. The female is thought to lay down a pheromone trail, which attracts the male. Courtship often extends over several months and the mating period typically is from April to May. The Green Anaconda reproduces sexually and has internal fertilization. Predators of small anacondas include Crab-eating Foxes, tegu lizards, Crested Caracaras, caimans, and larger Green Anacondas (Rivas et al. Neonates and juveniles are particularly prone to predation, and seem to suffer high mortality within their first year. There are few records of attacks on humans, and no well-documented deaths (Rivas, 1998 Reed and Rodda, 2009).Īnacondas are not immune from predators.

After a meal, an anaconda may not eat for weeks or months (Reed and Rodda, 2009). This species has a slow-acting digestive system it often takes days or weeks to digest food. They are known to consume large prey such as peccaries, capybaras, tapirs, deer, and sheep. The Green Anaconda swallows its prey whole, even prey much larger than the diameter of their mouths. Small individuals may climb trees to raid bird nests. The list of potential prey items of an anaconda is extensive and varied, and consists of birds, amphibians, reptiles, mammals, and fish. It immobilizes and kills its prey by using its jaws to hold on the prey while coiling its body around the animal and constricting until it dies from suffocation or other crushing injuries. This species is a constrictor, nonvenomous, and an ambush predator. Because of its aquatic nature, it is able to escape extremes in temperature variation. It often is found in seasonally flooded areas (Reed and Rodda, 2009). It can be found in deep, shallow, turbid, and clear waters, and lacustrine and riverine habitats. Ecology: The Green Anaconda is an aquatic snake usually found submerged under the water or near the water’s edge.

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