Cobras use the venom in their fangs to disable and kill their prey, mainly small mammals like mice and rats. The snake can unhinge its jaws so it can swallow prey larger than its gape. Once swallowed, powerful proteolytic enzymes quickly breakdown the food for digestion. Many cobras are able to spit or spray venom. This behavior is usually defensive in nature, and not used to secure food.
The king cobra swallows its struggling prey while its toxins begin the digestion of its victim.
a mongoose eats a king cobra so the cobra is the mongoose's prey.
A king cobra will eat other snakes smaller than it,but there is no recorded case where a king cobra has eaten another king cobra.
a king cobra can eat small animals like rabbits, mice, and so on.
because the mongoose trys to eat the king cobra
No the cobra can eat it to
King cobra's eat non stop.
A king cobra is carnivore. Because he eat other snakes.
nothing eats a king cobra
Yeah king cobra help humans. Because king cobra venom is very helpful to cure different deceases of humans.
No. King cobras only eat other snakes, not dogs.
no but the eagle eats it