Anaconda (English spelling)

Japanese: アナコンダ（英語表記）Anaconda

A city in southwestern Montana, USA. Its growth began in 1884 when Marcus Daly built a copper smelter on the banks of the Warm Springs River. The smelter was the largest in the world, with a 178m-tall chimney dominating the surrounding area, but it closed in 1980, causing 25% of the city's workforce to lose their jobs. Nearby are recreational areas such as Deer Lodge National Forest, Lost Creek State Park, and Lake Georgetown. Population 10,278 (1990).

Anaconda
Eunectes murinus; anaconda

Order: Lacertidae, Family: Pythonidae. Along with the reticulated python of Southeast Asia, it is the largest snake in the world, with a body length of about 9m. It has a small head, a thick body, and smooth body scales. It prefers waterside areas and spends much of its time underwater. It is non-venomous. It is ovoviviparous, giving birth to 30-40 baby snakes. It has a rough nature, preying on mammals, birds, crocodiles, etc. It is found in the tropical rainforests of South America.

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Japanese:

アメリカ合衆国，モンタナ州南西部の都市。 1884年マーカス・デーリーが，ウォームスプリングズ川の河畔に銅精錬所を建設したのを契機に発展。この精錬所は世界最大の規模のもので，高さ 178mの煙突が周囲を圧していたが，1980年に閉鎖され，同市の労働人口の 25%が失業した。近くにディアロッジ国有林，ロストクリーク州立公園，ジョージタウン湖などの保養地がある。人口1万 278 (1990) 。