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The Indian Cobra is known for its impressive hood and is often seen in stories and movies! It's a special snake with unique patterns.
Habitat: Forests and fields
The Indian Cobra is a medium-to-large snake, typically yellowish-brown, black, or grey. It has a distinctive broad hood, often marked with a spectacle-like or monocle pattern on the back, making it visually distinct when threatened.





Category
ReptileRarity
Rare
Danger
5/5
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Ancient Egyptians believed cobras symbolized royalty and protection.
Baby cobras are born with full venom and can defend themselves right away!
The "spectacle" pattern on its hood is unique to each cobra, like a fingerprint!
They are famous for "dancing" to snake charmers' music, but really follow movement!
Indian Cobras can expand a dramatic hood because it makes them look larger and more intimidating to predators.
Indian Cobras have a forked tongue that helps them 'smell' their surroundings and locate prey or mates.
Hungry hunters that eat small critters like rodents, frogs, and even other snakes!
Herpestes edwardsii
Mongoose preys on cobras.
Rattus rattus
Primary prey for cobras.
Duttaphrynus melanostictus
Toads are part of its diet.
Ophiophagus hannah
Young cobras can be prey.
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Danger
5/5
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100-220 cm
2-6 kg
15-20 years
6 km/h
Hungry hunters that eat small critters like rodents, frogs, and even other snakes!
Forests and fields
Ambush
10-30
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