go straight to the hospital.
A red spitting cobra is an animal that's spits venom in to enemy eyes to blind them. But if the venom get on your skin it will not do any thing or if it gets in your mouth it still wont kill you spitting cobras is an awesome animal that is venomous and dangerous.
Spitting cobra, Horny Toads and Llamas.
Cobra Snakes are deadly their bite can kill very quickly and if a spitting cobra "spits" venom at you and it gets in your eyes or in an open wound then you may die. Although Cobras dont actually spit venom they simply use a gland above their fangs to release a drop of venom to the tip of the fang, They then rapidly exhale creating a gust of air and spraying the drops of venom outwards. Sometimes at a distance of up to three feet.
It aims its venomous spit at the attackers eyes partially or even permanently blinding them. If it misses the spit is usually enough warning for the attacker and it will probably leave it alone.
it depends what venom it is like if its a cobra you will go blind
It is a predator because it can spit venom a its preys eyes to protect it self
* A king cobra captures its prey by spitting venom a its preys eyes than attacking at the neck or eyes* Or it can sneak up on its prey and bite a vein on the side until the animal dies
sure. Some toad's (frogs) sweat a poison that will even "kill" some animals, not to mention the Cobra, spits it's poison/venom into it's enemies eyes which blinds them and can kill also. Spiders, ants, even the normal Bee, has a poison or toxin in it's sting!
A spitting cobra uses its venom, which it can expel with precision, as a defensive mechanism to protect itself from threats. By spitting venom at a potential predator's eyes, the cobra aims to cause temporary blindness and pain, allowing it to escape. This ability to accurately target its attacker from a distance enhances its survival chances without needing to engage in close combat. The venom can also deter predators from approaching further, reinforcing the cobra's defense strategy.
It depends on the kind of snake. For a cobra a muscle surrounds their venom glands so that when the snake bites, the muscle presses on the glands which forces the venom down the fang and out the tip. I'd assume it's similar for all snakes.
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...
Not teeth fangs and it's got 2 that r filled with venom that they spit at ur eyes to blind u or bite u and eat