The king cobra, a highly venomous snake, exhibits remarkable agility, reaching speeds of up to 19 km/h. This speed is crucial for both hunting small mammals and defending against threats.

In Southeast Asia, king cobras engage in wrestling matches during breeding season. These non-lethal battles determine mating rights. The snakes twist and coil, trying to overpower each other ...

GS Roshni, a forest officer with around eight years of experience in handling snakes, was calm enough as she wrangled the ...

Notably, this King Cobra was five years old and was named “Nagarjun.” It was on April 6 that two male King Cobras were brought to Van Vihar from Pilikula Biological Park, Mangalore (Karnataka ...

King Cobra is the world's longest venomous snake. Its venom is not the most potent among venomous snakes, but the amount it releases in a single bite is powerful enough to kill 20 people or an ...

A breathtaking video of a Forest Beat Officer rescuing a massive king cobra in Kerala has gone viral. The footage, shared by ...

Beat Forest Officer G S Roshni bravely rescued a 14-15 feet king cobra from a stream in Kerala, impressing and attracting criticism online. Video of the rescue shows her deftly coaxing the snake into ...

Read Also King Cobra Snake Dies Sudden Death In Bhopal's Van Vihar 2 King Cobras were brought to MP Notably, it was during early morning hours of Wednesday that King Cobra had died a sudden death.

King cobras have their own genus, Ophiophagus, and are not classified among the true cobras in the genus Naja. However, king cobras can flatten and spread their neck ribs into the characteristic cobra ...

A large king cobra was discovered devouring a rat snake at the base of a rubber tree in a plantation in Songkhla province, causing alarm among plantation workers. This incident took place at 65 year ...

King Cobras are already intimidating venomous snakes. Watch today’s video to discover one that has stood out among the rest ...