No. Although king cobras do east other snakes they are not particularly picky. Few snakes are.
No. King cobras only eat other snakes, not dogs.
Humans, that's it. No other animal is dumb enough to mess with the King of Snakes.
If given an opportunity yes. Catching a mamba would be difficult for a King Cobra because mambas are extremely quick, but King cobra venom is extremely potent and in most cases, the king can kill and eat a mamba comfortably. They are too big when compared to a Mamba to defend itself. considering they are very similar in length, an adult black mamba and an adult king cobra would not view each other as a potential meal. If it was a baby black mamba then the king cobra could eat it, but only if it could catch it without getting bitten itself. catching it would be nearly impossible because black mambas are the fastest venomous land snake in the world, and cobras are clumsy animals while the black mamba is extremely crafty and intelligent. Would be interesting to watch as I don't like snakes.
Yes the cobra mother stay with their eggs because they will protect them from any harm. They leave as soon as the snakes are born. Note that the King Cobra is the only cobra to build a nest to protect its young.
Nope. Only a few grass snakes, and you'll be lucky to ever see one!
The king cobra is the only species of snake that builds a nest on the forest floor, out of debris. Other species may dig 'nests' in the ground (short burrows to deposit their eggs in), or lay their eggs in abandoned rodent burrows, inside termite mounds, or under debris. King cobras defend their nests, which is also unique among snakes. (Some other species of snakes will guard their eggs, but do not guard the area around them).
no way.. king cobra are the largest venomous snakes, they are specalised in preying on other snakes and are immune to the other snakes' venom. In addition to that all snakes have a transparent cover on their eyes so the spitter's venom wont blind the king cobra. in a battle b/w a king cobra and and the spitting cobra, king cobra will easily kill and devour the spitter...
hmmm, one instinct is to eat other snakes. and another is for the female to build a nest for her eggs, being the only type of snake in the world to do so.
snakes and other rodentsA:It's preferred diet is mainly other venomous and non-venomous snakes but includes small reptiles, birds and amphibians as well. General InformationKing Cobra Scientific CassificationKingdom: AnimaliaPhylum: ChordataClass: ReptiliaOrder: SquamataSuborder: SerpentesFamily: ElapidaeGenus: OphiophagusSpecies: O. HannahThe largest poisonous snake would be the King Cobra(Ophiophagus hanna), the king cobra can reach a length of around 18.5ft (5.6388m), and lives in the Rainforest's and grasslands of Southeast Asia, India and China. Coloris generally tan, olive-green or black with faint pale yellow cross bands, the females lay around 50 eggs in a constructed nest where they will guard and incubate them faithfully for 60 to 80 days, the young are called Hatchlings and about 1.5 ft. (50cm ) long at birth, the King cobra is very fast and agile with an average lifespan of about 20 years.Although not the most toxic of poisonous snakes a king cobra can kill an elephant with one bite, the king cobra kills it's prey by striking and injecting it with venom and swallowing it whole, it's preferred diet is mainly other venomous and non-venomous snakes but includes small reptiles, birds and amphibians as well. The only predators are the mongoose and man.food
YES! There are hundreds, thousands of venomous snakes such as the king cobra, and eyelash viper. They can be kept as pets, but i dont advise this and only experienced herpetologists should even consider this.
No. They will only attack if they think you are threatening them.
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