They often swallow children. They first suffocate their prey by squeezing it and then swallow it head first whole. They can unhinge their jaws and can get huge openings vertically but only a little wider horizontally. So if an adult human is lying on its face or back, the snake gets stuck on the shoulders. If the human is lying on its side, the snake can manage to swallow the whole thing. Length is not a problem. They swallow other snakes easily.
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They often swallow children. They first suffocate their prey by squeezing it and then swallow it head first whole. They can unhinge their jaws and can get huge openings vertically but only a little wider horizontally. So if an adult human is lying on its face or back, the snake gets stuck on the shoulders. If the human is lying on its side, the snake can manage to swallow the whole thing. Length is not a problem. They swallow other snakes easily.
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Big Snakes

The anaconda can live in fresh water and could be a candidate for some smaller sea serpent, or lake monster reports. Like all snakes, the anaconda is carnivorous. While some snakes use venom (poison) to kill or paralyze their victims, the anaconda, like its Eastern Hemisphere cousins, pythons (left), kill by constriction. A python, by looping its body around an animal, ca...

Big Snakes

The anaconda can live in fresh water and could be a candidate for some smaller sea serpent, or lake monster reports. Like all snakes, the anaconda is carnivorous. While some snakes use venom (poison) to kill or paralyze their victims, the anaconda, like its Eastern Hemisphere cousins, pythons (left), kill by constriction. A python, by looping its body around an animal, can use its powerful muscles to squeeze until the animal can no longer breath.
The anaconda lives in Central and tropical South America. It is a member of the Boa family of snakes and is dark green in color with round markings. It is sometimes referred to as the "water boa." Because the anaconda's weight is usually supported by liquid, it can grow larger than snakes that make their homes in trees. The water-based anaconda often winds up drowning its victims as they are pulled into the water rather than suffocating them by constriction.

Snakes swallow their victims whole. Although it is often said a snake's jaw can be unhinged from the skull to allow something much larger than the snake's girth to be swallowed, the jaws are actually connected by a ligament that stretches. Once the carcass is inside the snake it must be digested quickly before it rots in the serpent's gut. If a snake cannot digest his prey before bacteria does, the snake will be forced to regurgitate it. If he cannot spit it out, the snake may die of food poisoning.

The large anacondas feed on deer, pigs, caiman (a creature that looks like a small crocodile), and fish. The snake usually wraps his extended jaws around the head of the victim and swallows working its way down to the victim's feet. This allows the unfortunate animal's limbs to neatly fold inward rather than present an obstacle to ingestion.

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Well it all depends on the size of the snake and your size, they can swallow humans but they are usually children. Before you get eaten you would be killed first but in all yes you could be swallowed but with alot of hard work cause of your arms and legs....

Well it all depends on the size of the snake and your size, they can swallow humans but they are usually children. Before you get eaten you would be killed first but in all yes you could be swallowed but with alot of hard work cause of your arms and legs.Yes, you are right it would't but if it did it would be too painful

Yes, big snakes have been known to swallow humans, I've seen photos with just legs hanging out so I assume they could digest the feet as well -depending on person height obv. However they usually can't move much afterwards! lol, and it takes ages to digest the whole body as they more swallow then eat their victims. They're more known for eating large animals as cases of snakes eating humans is rare but has happened. Snakes have an amazing jaw system and the bottom jaw stretches open slowly to eat their victims -this is ...

Yes, big snakes have been known to swallow humans, I've seen photos with just legs hanging out so I assume they could digest the feet as well -depending on person height obv. However they usually can't move much afterwards! lol, and it takes ages to digest the whole body as they more swallow then eat their victims. They're more known for eating large animals as cases of snakes eating humans is rare but has happened. Snakes have an amazing jaw system and the bottom jaw stretches open slowly to eat their victims -this is why they ussually suffocate their prey first to stop em getting away.

easily would be a problem!!!!it would chrush your ribs and puncture your heart first then swallow you whole .it can even swallow a buffalo