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The image shows an informational sign about an Anaconda Verde at Parque Generalísimo Francisco de Miranda in Caracas, Venezuela. The sign features text describing the snake's family (Boidae), scientific name (Eunectes murinus), and characteristics like its solitary nature, diurnal and nocturnal activity, length (up to 7 meters), and weight (up to 150 kilograms). It also explains that the snake uses scent, sound, and vibrations to hunt, and that it is polyandrous, with females mating with multiple males. Information about the snake's sexual maturity (3-5 years old) and gestation period (7 months) for litters of 20-40 anacondas is also provided. The sign includes illustrations of a lizard, a fish, and a capybara, labeled as "Reptiles" and "Pequeños Mamíferos" (Small Mammals) respectively. A section titled "¿Dónde habita?" (Where does it live?) lists "Pantanos" (Swamps), "Bosques maduros" (Mature forests), and "Cuerpos de agua estacionales" (Seasonal bodies of water). A portion of the park's body of water and surrounding greenery is visible in the background.
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