Cobras

The King Cobras size alllows it to inject bigger quantities of venom, a Black Mambas venom may be more powerful but the King Cobra can kill up to five times faster than the Black Mamba. So because of its size and the amount of venom the King Cobra injects in a single bite the King Cobra doesn't need powerful venom. Single bite from a King Cobra can inject 6-7 ml of venom, single bite from a Black Mamba injects about 100-120 mg of venom.

Cobras, like other snakes, can die from various causes, including natural causes, predation, illness, or environmental factors. In the wild, their lifespan can typically range from 15 to 20 years, but many factors can impact their longevity. Additionally, cobras may face threats from habitat loss and human activities, which can also contribute to their mortality. In captivity, with proper care, they can live longer, often reaching up to 25 years.

Spitting cobras can cause severe damage to a dog's eyes if they spit their venom, which is designed to target the eyes of predators. The venom can result in pain, inflammation, and potentially permanent damage to the cornea and other eye structures. Immediate veterinary attention is crucial to prevent lasting injury, as untreated exposure can lead to blindness. Symptoms may include redness, swelling, and excessive tearing.

Cobras are carnivorous snakes that primarily feed on small mammals, birds, and other reptiles. They are known for their ability to deliver a potent venom to subdue their prey, which they typically swallow whole after immobilizing it. Cobras may hunt actively or ambush their prey, depending on the species and environmental conditions. Their feeding habits can vary with the availability of food sources in their habitat.

it basically depends on the honey badgers size. if the honey badger were to be a baby it would put up a fight but would not be able to kill the king cobra. the king cobra also can kill well but it also decides on the size. if it were to be a fully grown honey badger it could kill the king cobra no matter what size.

A snake in a dream usually represents a fear, maybe cutting off the head of this huge snake represents that you have or will overcome one of your greatest fears or worries.

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No, King Cobras cannot spit venom. Only spitting cobras can. they inject venom

Some standard features of a Cobra engine include a V8 type engine and 5-speed manual transmission. You can find more features on the Cobra engine Wikipedia page.

Yes. They only eat Chinese coconuts and Australian salamanders.

Snakes in dreams are universally considered as a symbol of transformation, whether snakes are portrayed in a positive or negative light. You may be afraid of changes that may come your way soon (for instance, a child may dream of snakes before starting school).

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Humans did not 'invent' cobras. Cobras are a kind of snake that belong to the Elapids group. The name 'cobra' was conceived so that one could specify the type of snake more easily.

During certain seasons the cobra will molt and change a new skin. Thats all!

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King cobras sleep similar to other cobras. They mostly sleep with their bodies curled up in trees, caves, or holes that they have dug.

Cobras are reptiles (as are all snakes) and hence, are cold blooded.

Cobra radar detectors are devices used to detect if the police are monitoring your car or checking your speed limit using a radar gun. This is used by motorist so they can fix their speed before getting pulled over.

they eat lizards, rodents, snakes, frogs, and birds

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No. Snakes cannot fly.

No, as of September 2009, David "Cobra Kid" Weathers is not married.

Actually very good. It's very hard to get accurate statistics, because villagers in rural India will frequently go to the local healer instead of a doctor, not receive the antivenin, and will only report to medical authorities after complications occur. That said, it's estimated that the mortality rate from cobra bites is around 10%. Note that other complications are much more frequent than death.