well, they are used to attract other female cobras.The darker the hoods the more impressive and attractive they are.I once met a cobra mating in the amazon whilst i was on my expeditions, which was mating with another cobra.This greatly facinated me and encouraged me to explore into the lives and the backgrounds of these cobras.
No. Their markings might look a bit like eyes, that's all.
no because king cobras have hoods and no heat-sensing pits,while the pit viper has no hood and has those heat-sensing pits.
King cobras adapt to their environment in many ways. These cobras can move quickly through the trees, land, and water. They have patterned hoods that can confuse enemies. King cobras have poisonous venom and sharp fangs that can take down their prey. They also can use most tree matter like leaves to make their nests on the ground.
very aggressive and it does not back down
Yes false water cobras are poisonous. There back teeth are filled with venom, not like a real water cobra.
King cobras defend themselves by rising and raising their hoods. The hoods have the shape of an eye on each one, and make the king cobra seem larger to the predator. Then the king cobra bites, but if the grip on the predator isn't firm, they can't inject the venom. Or the king cobra could spit venom into the predators eye, causing temporary blindness so the it can escape. The predator should've run of when the king cobra gave it's warning signals (raised hood and hissing) from fear.
King cobras defend themselves by rising and raising their hoods. The hoods have the shape of an eye on each one, and make the king cobra seem larger to the predator. Then the king cobra bites, but if the grip on the predator isn't firm, they can't inject the venom. Or the king cobra could spit venom into the predators eye, causing temporary blindness so the it can escape. The predator should've run of when the king cobra gave it's warning signals (raised hood and hissing) from fear.
The Egyptian cobra is also known as Naja haje. Hope this is what you meant =)
yes
No, they respond to the person making the music swaying back and forth
Hoods were first deigned in the early 1950s for use with anorak's. For the first time the hood was attached to the back of the garment to cover the persons head from rain or bad weather.
Cobras are native in Africa.