The anaconda's jaw
dislocates when he wants to devour large prey. If he eats something monstrous
he won’t need to eat for six months.
The small boy feels
worried as he sits on top of the massive anaconda wondering if it will jump up
and devour (eat) him.
He hears the hiss
from the anaconda, hurting his delicate ears.
He hears his heart
beating like a giant stomping his giant feet.
He feels the
anaconda slithering away under his sweaty trembling hands.
He feels shocked as
he watches the anaconda slither through the pale water. Soon it might be blood
red.
The anaconda has a
jaw that dislocates so the prey can fit down its throat. When the prey reaches
its stomach the skin stretches.
The ugly beast is
so fat that he cannot move.
The boy feels
surprised because this anaconda is not swallowing him alive.
He sees the snake
trying to slither away.
He feels the scaly
green and black skin.
The boy feels excited to be able to touch the anaconda.
The boy feels
butterflies in his tummy because the anaconda might turn around sharply and eat
him whole.
When the anaconda
eats, it drags its prey into the water and drowns it, before eating it whole.
It can dislocate its
jaw and eat animals bigger than it, such as a crocodile.
The little boy is
patting the snake wondering if the slimy anaconda is going to swallow him
whole.
The snake is
curious if the boy is trying to hurt him or trying to be friendly.
He hears the slithering of the giant anaconda as he fingers the anaconda's scales.
The boy feels
curious as he's stroking the slithering snake.
He feels thousands
of scales on the slimy anaconda.
He feels that his feet
are getting mouldy and wet because water is soaking into his shoes.
The anaconda is
camouflaged, but getting dirtier while slithering in the mud.
The boy feels
excited because he wants to take the anaconda home as a new pet.
He sees the flash
of the camera and the anaconda's tail thwacking around.
He hears birds
chirp in the green trees.
He hears his mother
screaming, because she wants him to move away from the anaconda before it eats
him whole.
He feels the wet
and gooey scales of the snake.
The boy feels as if
he is an anaconda slithering in the mud too.
The anaconda is
trying to blend into the misty swamp because he doesn't like being seen in the
wild.
The slimy beast's
jaw dislocates in order to devour prey larger than itself, like crocodiles.
The young boy child
feels curious because he wants to feel the anaconda's heartbeat.
He sees his mother
sunbathing whilst the snake slowly creeps into the stream.
He hears the sound
of a bird tweeting and the snake hissing.
The boy feels the
slimy moist reptile as it slithers through the swamp.
He feels his shoes
get trapped in the mud, as he’s stroking its back.
He feels the
anaconda slithering away under his sweaty trembling hands.
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