But whales are big. How is she gonna move her limbs if she's inside a small space? Plus the anaconda will likely try to suffocate or break her bones before swallowing her
I kinda mixed every info in one thing, let me try again...
If it were that easy to escape a constrictor snake, they would be a joke in the animal kingdom. But no, they can take down crocodiles and animals much larger than them that can usually kill them with the right circumstances
the problem is that crocodiles are dumb repitale pancakes that the only atacking method is their mouth, the siren has complete underwater mobility, hands, a more articulated body and a shorter mouth, much easyer to atack a noddle around you, and also should be smarter sinse It knows It can kill wales from inside out
Do not insult crocodiles like that
If an animal is eaten, their first reaction is to claw their way out. Seeing a fleshy prison and eating their way out is not a sign of intelligence or at least not extremely high
If I recall, Anacondas can also eat monkeys provided they're not in a group
fair, but this isn't a monkey, this is the biggest faster swimmer monkey she ever saw
Anaconda has another trick up its sleeve, being its stealth. It doesn't really smell very conspicuous and can go undetected against animals with enhanced senses. Once it gets one bite in it'll be able to leverage itself to constrict its opponent
Don't they start with lingh of sight of one another?
hum... I somehow am missing a lot in your descriptions... well, the siren should still be able to bite the snake in half thanks to being bigger them a monkey and better mobility underwater, and It wouldn't drow
It's 2 sentences
Anacondas hunt creatures that swim better and move faster than them. Also speed equalized
Hard to do that when they're being constricted. It doesn't have elasticity or body control so that's out of the question
I know... my mind is distracted somehow
I mean, most of that craetures don't have limbs usefull to get out
well, if the snake is tring to constric It, there is a real chance of It puting a body part near the siren mouth, constric Is usefull normally beacuse the oponent atack options are out of the way of the snake body
I'm tentatively sure most animals have 4 limbs (Not counting tail and head)
I'm pretty sure anacondas know where heads are located and actively avoid approaching it. I mean in that one footage of a snake constricting a crocodile, its head is left out while its body is being crushed. The head is where the teeth are
I mean, how much of the Anaconda prey have 4 limbs that can grab things and a non elogatated mouth/a head that they can cover their neck with?
It's still a limb with claws and hooves that can hurt it. Being able to grab doesn't really make it much more dangerous. Also try lying down and placing something on your chest and then try to grab that thing with your mouth. It's not that easy and keep in mind while trying to this, she's being choked and crushed
well, I think I maybe be losing my point somewhere...
I don't understand. Are you losing or am I not getting something?
I am, kinda feeling like my mind is numb, I'm not in condidition to argument at the moment... I think I forgot to eat, so by
You know what, fine. I'll count your vote
Nah, don't, you até giving good arguments, continue
Check that one
Class 5 LS vs Unknown
Isn't the snake LS only whem completly contricting?
It's a tube made of muscle. It can grip and pull just as well
Fair, so the snake wincon is just... Take the siren by surprise?
Yeah, mostly. It doesn't really have that many tools to escape
Hum... It really don't help the fact that the siren don't have mamy powers
Both are 9-C via bone breaking so they are comparable
yes, what I mean is that the siren must know how to ddeal with sneak predators and maybe even sea snakes
There are no constrictor snakes in the sea
I know, never say there was, this wasn't my point
It seems like it
I mean that she must know how to not be ambushed by predators
The sea is very different to a lake and as I said, anacondas are able to sneak past even animals with enhanced senses
yes yes, mostly thanks to being under the water hwile they are outside It
The one footage I remember of a constrictor attacking a crocodile happened in water. No, it's not specifically on land animals
