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What cobra spits venom?
spiting cobra
What is the length of world largest spiting cobra?
6.2 meter
How does a spiting cobra use its spit to protect itself?
It uses its "spit", or venom, to paralyse other animals that are attacking or threatening it. For example, if a fox were to approach the spitting cobra, the cobra will spit at the fox to keep it away. This keeps the cobra safe and protected from the fox.
What do it mean if you keep spiting a lot?
what do it mean if i got to keep spiting alot
What is a king cobra group called?
A cobra is a loner. No packs.
What is the antonym of apologize?
spiting
What is the neck of a cobra called?
Its called hood.
What is a female python called?
I think we do call a female cobra, QUEEN cobra
Is there a karate move called sleeping cobra?
Yes, It makes the person sleep like a cobra Hence The Sleeping Cobra I hope that helps
What is the spiting cobras habitat?
desert and dirt
What is the neck region of a cobra called?
The hood.
How did the beaver first nation preserve food?
by spiting on it
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