It’s probably time to leave the water when a huge snake licks the camera lens. Yet not for experienced shark diver and cameraman Bartolomeo Bove.

Bove flew halfway across the globe to swim with the green anaconda, the biggest snake still alive. In South America, marshes, swamps, and murky streams are where these enormous carnivores normally reside. However, the Formoso River in Brazil has the only crystal-clear waters in the whole globe, making it the only location where it is possible to dive with anacondas. Indeed, “The anaconda filmed in the video is a massive 7 meters (23-feet) female weighing around 90 kilograms (200 lbs).” was discovered by Bove and his diving buddy Juca Ygarape.

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The large, harmless snake alternately played with and ignored the guys swimming close. She looked over their camera before swimming into the river. An uncommonly-seen side of the dreaded serpent is shown by Bove’s meeting with it: Bove describes the anaconda’s swims as serene and tranquil, absolutely indifferent to our presence Bove continued to say that the anaconda’s conduct dispels the misconception that it is a vicious and aggressive animal that poses a threat to human life.

Bove’s dive was enjoyable, but anacondas should still be handled carefully. The green anaconda feeds on local fauna such capybaras, wild pigs, birds, turtles, and even jaguars to grow to enormous sizes. The anaconda will encircle its target with its enormous bulk, crushing and drowning it before devouring it whole. Unquestionably the largest snake and a fierce predator, it may strike back if attacked or harmed added Bove. “[She is] to be treated with a lot of respect.”

“The behavior of the anaconda debunks the myth that it is an aggressive and violent creature that can endanger people’s life. It is without a doubt an extremely strong predator and the largest of all snakes that can react if threatened or molested, to be treated with a lot of respect”. he expressed.

Bove believes that his video will be able to convey his experience more effectively than words alone by presenting the majestic reptile in a new, kinder light. Bove stated, “It was an unbelievable experience. “No words can do justice to the sensations that I was really feeling during that experience.”