An Albany Water crew working on the capital city's pipes stumbled on a shocking clog in the system -- a 14-foot boa constrictor that was living inside a water main, local officials say.

Finally, add some water to it to keep the soil moist then seal the jar. As long as the jar is sealed tight you don't need to water it again because the terrarium creates a small enclosed water cycle.

[Photo: courtesy Pratik Ghosh] Drop by Drop combines this property of plants with a theory called the biotic pump, which occurs in tropical places like the Amazon.There, millions of trees drink ...

Winners for the 2015 edition of the 'Water for Life' UN-Water Best Practices Award. ... The ‘Cultivando Agua Boa’ program aims to protect natural resources and fight poverty in the region.

Many speculated it was likely a water boa, also known as the green anaconda. The green anaconda (pictured) is the largest snake in the world and can grow to 29 feet long.