var arrayFacts=[
"Night vision.
Boas, pythons, and pit vipers can sense infrared heat.
Basically, this means these snakes see by detecting a temperature difference in an object and its surroundings.
This is ideal for hunting warm-blooded mammals and birds at night.",
"Caterpilling along.
Large snakes, such as boas, pythons, and vipers, use the 'caterpillar movement' to move.
This means their bodies are kept in a fairly straight position as they inch forward bit by bit to move.",
"Big meal!
The big pythons can eat animals that weigh up to 150 lbs.
Almost all pythons will avoid this, however, because swallowing such a meal is an extremely difficult process.",
"A living god?
Because of the python's power, it has been worshipped in many cultures.
For centuries this snake was so worshipped that in Benin (a country in western Africa), anyone caught killing one of these snakes was shut in their hut then set afire.
Pythons were so idolized that priestesses would carry them in processions. Villages in Benin considered a python a living god and would keep one in a circular clay temple.
It was thought that the snake controlled the water supply, fertility and the earth's productivity.",
];