What do cobras eat?
Cobras eat mainly other snakes, but they'll eat lizards, SOME
frogs, and small mammals like mongoose.
Small animals such as frogs, rats and mice.
What do cobras not eat?
cobras don't really eat big creatures of such, but it can poison a big creature and eat another snake Read More
Do cobras eat meat?
In many cartoons it shows cobras trying to eat humans. And in a documantry it said... yes. Read More
Do cobras have enemis?
Yes. The mongoose, and some cobras are cannibals, and eat other. Read More
What do cobras eat the most?
Rodents Cobras actually eat other snakes mainly, but eat rodents on occasion. Read More
What are the cobras predator?
Mongoose. Some cobras are cannibals, and eat each other, as well. Read More
Do pythons eat cobras?
no because pythons live in south America and cobras live in Africa Read More
What do Egyptian cobras eat?
Egyptian cobras have a varied diet. The snakes eat small animals such as rabbits, eggs, birds, frogs, and also other snakes. Read More
Do cobras like other cobras?
Like as in dinner? The answer is yes. They do eat other snakes including their own kind. Read More
Why do cobras eat other cobras?
Cobras look at other snakes, even cobras, as food. They are the main prey item of the king cobra. Read More
Are king cobras a predator?
YES definetley they will eat you just like you will eat them! Read More
What kind of plants do king cobras eat?
Snakes are carnivorous, they do not eat plants. Read More
Where do cobras live and what do eat?
they live in asia and india and they eat other snakes Read More
Why are mongooses and cobras natural enemies?
This is because mongooses are immune to the cobras venom and they eat anything they can. So when they see a cobra.... Read More
Can king cobras eat deers?
No. King Cobras eat smaller animals including snakes. They also eat animals such as rat snakes, Mangrove Snakes, sizable pythons, rats, lizards, rodents, etc. Read More
Can king cobras eat their babies?
Yes. By instinct they eat snakes and they would eat their young too. Read More