Cobras

King cobra sheds its skin on an average of four to six times a year

Yes. Humans can outrun any kind of snake. Although black mambas are considered the fastest snakes in the world at 10-12mph humans can run up to 23mph. I would venture to say that most Black Mamba's don't travel at 10-12 mph as most humans don't run 23mph, unless you are Usain Bolt. That being said if you are in decent shape you should be able to outrun a black mamba.

There is more than one venomous mammal in the world. Male platypuses have a poisonous spur (claw) on each of their back legs. The slow loris is the only primate to be venomous. It has a poisonous bite. Several species of shrews (tiny mouse-like creatures) have poisonous bites. The solendon looks like a shrew but has a long nose. The solendon has a poisonous bite.

maybe 40 miles an hour I'm not correctly know?

They stand tall and then hiss a lot means back a way fast.

Some North American zoos have cobra's, but you won't find them out in the wild. The different species of cobra live in habitats ranging from tropical rain forests and swamps to savannas and deserts. Because many cobra species prey on small rodents, the snakes may hunt or live in areas around human settlements or in fields where crops grow-both places where rodents thrive. Cobras are found in most parts of Africa except for the Sahara Desert. Their range extends through the Middle East, Central Asia, South Asia and into Southeast Asia as far as Indonesia and the Philippines, and into southern China.

Well Of Course 10 miles per hour!

Baby cobras are laid, not birthed. In general cobras lay 12 to 60 eggs at once (depending on breed), and it is rare that all of them hatch at the same time, so the best guess is the whole nest timing - 12 to 60 all together.

Cobras are venoumous snakes that secrete highly toxic venom through their fangs. The venom is produced in their venom glands at the back of the head.

The king cobra is capable of delivering larger quantities of venom than most other venomous snakes, injecting a 380-600 mg dose in a single bite. This quantity is enough to kill 20-40 grown men or even an adult elephant. One bite can cause the death of a healthy adult human within 15 mins, but death usually occurs between 30 and 45 minutes. The mortality rate from a bite can be over 75%, or only 33%, depending upon treatment details. It is regarded as one of the deadliest snakes in the world.

King Cobra's have no teeth, only 2 fangs.

All snakes have the ability to swallow large prey - The snakes jaws are made up of a number of pieces of bone (instead of one continuous piece) connected by muscles.

The Asian Cobra contributes to thousands of deaths per year in India alone, but will seldom attack unprovoked.

its A BABY THEN DIES

All reptiles reproduce sexually. Like most reptiles, cobras lay eggs. King Cobras are the only known species of snakes that build nests for their eggs.

The male snake begins to court the female by bumping his chin on the back of her head and crawling over her. When she is willing, she raises her tail. At that point, he wraps his tail around hers so the bottoms of their tails meet at the cloaca -- the exit point for waste and reproductive fluid. The male inserts his two sex organs, the hemipenes, which then extend and release sperm. Snake sex usually takes under an hour, but it can last as long as a whole day.

Carnivore.

They don't really do anything specifically..

they just exist, eat, drink, sleep..;;>.<

They do communicate through vibrations, low frequency sounds, visual cues and pheromones. The king cobra is quite territorial, so when two encounter one another, they will rear up, hiss and spread their hood.

no the don't because they are not a rattle snake

20 to 30 years depending on the enviorment.

the snake family. they are reptiles.

According to "Reptiles and Amphibians" by Mark O'Shea and Tim Halliday, it is related to the Dharaman Ratsnake. Feel free to add on whoever is reading this.