RP Dinosaurs series 2-pt.2

Experiment#015
Codename: Tany-15, Tanaconda
Height: 1'7"
Length: 36'10"
Description: Created from the combined DNA of the prehistoric reptiles Tanysropheus and Gigantophis, this is a deadly serpent! It has incredible constricting power, so strong that it can crush a tank. It is mostly aquatic but is able to travel on land thanks to its small but powerful legs. It has heat sensing organs like those of the American rattlesnakes. It can hunt using this special sense even in the dead of night. It also has minor venom glands that don't kill its prey, but paralyzes them, making it easier to handle its prey. The venom acts in one half of a minute. When it feeds, it takes about a month to fully digest its meal (depending on the size of its prey). Its prefered habitats are humid marshlands and swamps.

Experiment#016
Codename: Iguanasuchus
Height: 5'9"
Length: 19'8"
Description: Created from the DNA of the modern iguana, we engineered it to be a formidable hunter. Mostly terrestrial, it hunts in forested areas. It is able to takle prey much larger than itself, but it can't takle anything larger than a school bus. It bites down with a force of 2000 lbs. psi. Its tail is powerful enough to knock down a 2 story building, which can inflict serious damage between rival males. Males may also bite at each other and may inflict even more damage. It has a special sack in its throat to store some food in times of famine, although it can also store fat in its tail as a sort of food reserve. It has powerful legs that can give it a burst of speed, but it can only go for short distances before it tires out. If its prey is slower though, then its not really an issue.

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Note: While feeding, we found that the Tanaconda prefers to devour young women and small girls only, and most preferably in the buff. Due to unnecessary increase in our own population, I, Dr Levi decided that the women and small girls were....expendable. Strangely, the Tanaconda does not kill his human victims, but prefers to swallow them alive! It seems to experience a sort of sensual pleasure in doing so as its victims wriggle down to its stomach.
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In case you're wondering, I got the inspiration of the Tanaconda from 's snake vore.(for those of you not into vore, it's best that you avoid this site!) and the Iguanasuchus from Peter Jackson's "King Kong".