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Who are king cobras enemies?
the mongoose
What are the mongoose's worst enemies?
cobras!
Who are cobras enemies in the animal kingdom?
mongoose
What is a mongoose natural enemies?
So far I've found only the King Cobra which the mongoose often can defend against.I'll keep looking!
Could a cobra eat a mongoose?
Yes Cobra's eat whatever they can find! Cobras and Mongooses are natural enemies but the Mongoose usually comes out the winner in a fight.
Who eats cobras?
mongoose I guess............
What is the main predator of a mongoose?
Cobras
Do cobras have enemis?
Yes. The mongoose, and some cobras are cannibals, and eat other.
Can cobras kill a mongoose?
yes but the mongoose could kill the cobra too.
Who are cobras natural enemy?
mongoose and man
What are the cobras predator?
Mongoose. Some cobras are cannibals, and eat each other, as well.
What eats king cobras in the rainforrest?
The only animal that eats king cobras is the mongoose.
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