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Can a cobra kill a cobra with their same poison?
Most poisonous snakes are immune to their own venom, as their body's systems recognize the proteins in their venom (really, just modified saliva) as part of their own body. Interestingly, some non-poisonous snakes are also immune, as the King snake.
What cobra spits venom?
spiting cobra
What is cobra have?
Venom
Can the venom of a cobra be removed?
no it can not
What kind of venom does the spitting cobra have?
poo bum venom
Why does the king cobra have to produce more venom than other snakes?
because when you get bit by a cobra, the venom will shut down your entire nervous system and in order to do that, they need lots of venom
Does all king cobras spit venom?
No - the King cobra does not spit venom.
What is the defence weapon for a cobra?
Venom and fangs
How cobra eat?
by spraying venom then it eat it.
What snake shoots venom out?
spitting cobra.
What chemicals are in a king cobra snake?
venom
How can a king cobra attack another cobra and survive?
They eat mice and rats and some other things
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