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boa constrictor
(redirected from Red-tailed Boa)

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boa constrictor
n.
A large boa (Boa constrictor) of tropical America that has brown markings and kills its prey by constriction.

boa constrictor
n
(Life Sciences & Allied Applications / Animals) a very large snake, Constrictor constrictor, of tropical America and the Caribbean, that kills its prey by constriction: family Boidae (boas)
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Noun1.boa constrictor - very large boa of tropical America and West Indiesboa constrictor - very large boa of tropical America and West Indies
boa - any of several chiefly tropical constrictors with vestigial hind limbs


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Staff at Lane County Animal Services first thought the snake on the Bergers' lawn could be the red-tailed boa constrictor reported missing from west Eugene at the beginning of the month.
These include red-tailed boas, Burmese pythons, water snakes, tree boas or pythons, and any snake that has been caught in the wild.
Other boas include the Amazonian tree boa, the rainbow boa, and the red-tailed boa.
 
 
 
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