Face to Face with the Giant Serpent – My Diving Adventure with the World’s Largest Snake”

A small group expedition to scuba dive with the world’s largest snakes. Although most boas are considered to be terrestrial snakes, anacondas are known as ‘water boas’ and are largely aquatic animals, spending a great deal of their day underwater hunting for caimans and other river dwelling prey species.

A small group expedition to scuba dive with the world’s largest snakes. Although most boas are considered to be terrestrial snakes, anacondas are known as ‘water boas’ and are largely aquatic animals, spending a great deal of their day underwater hunting for caimans and other river dwelling prey species.

A small group expedition to scuba dive with the world’s largest snakes. Although most boas are considered to be terrestrial snakes, anacondas are known as ‘water boas’ and are largely aquatic animals, spending a great deal of their day underwater hunting for caimans and other river dwelling prey species.

A small group expedition to scuba dive with the world’s largest snakes. Although most boas are considered to be terrestrial snakes, anacondas are known as ‘water boas’ and are largely aquatic animals, spending a great deal of their day underwater hunting for caimans and other river dwelling prey species.