Small snake show from our trip to Thailand. Don’t know what snake it is but it sure wants to bite you. Amazing!!!
When biting its prey, venom is forced through the snakes half-inch 8-10 mm fangs and into the wound.
Quite a catch to be proud about 
Playing with King of Snake i.e, King Cobra, world’s most dangerous and poisonous Snake, without any fear.
The snake has a preference for living in areas dotted with lakes and streams.
On December 15th, Reptilia’s new king cobra went on display for the public. He was officially measured at an event for our Annual Members on December 14th and documented in the National Post at 13 feet 1 inch in length. Reptilia now has the largest crocodile in Canada and the largest venomous snake.
The “King” Eyeballs another snake to size up whether it’s dinner or not.
Another Video from my Volunteer trip. A bunch of us from work went to the Everglades outpost to help them clean up, and got a special snake show as thanks. I was in the front row for this. I never thought I would ever be that close to a King Cobra!!
King Cobras venom, which is composed mostly of proteins and polypeptides, is produced in specialized salivary glands as is the case with all venomous reptiles just behind the animals eyes.
this is real dance of king cobra that was shooted really…
very intresting to see…
this is snake found in india…
dont miss this
Widespread, but not common, across South and South-east Asia, It lives in dense highlands forest.
MCZ’s king cobra Hannah gives us the answer.
Footage from a National Geographic documentary about the King Cobra.
There are other venomous snakes within this species range, in fact, that are responsible for more fatal snake bites than the King Cobra, such as the Monocled Cobra, Russells Viper and Banded Krait.
Austin Stevens whit a giant king cobra.Real documentary