King Cobra Video

A pit bull saved the lives of children by attacking and killing a highly venomous King Cobra in Jhansi yesterday. The snake had entered the garden of the house in where the children of the house's domestic help were playing.

A 9-foot-long Cobra was recently rescued by forest officers from a home in Karnataka's Agumbe. A short video, shared by field director Ajay Giri, showed members of ARRS rescuing the snake which sought refuge inside a bed box kept atop an attic.

An 11-foot-long King Cobra was rescued from a house at Bangra village in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district. Later the forest officials released it into the Dukra wildlife range in the district Tuesday morning.

Local villagers noticed the cobra crossing a main road, after which it took refuge in a bush within the compound of a house.

The terrifying video which was posted 5 days ago, has amassed 2 million views on Instagram and has around 51,000 likes.

The footage shows a sizable Cape cobra invading a golf course and aggressively targeting a ladies' tee box.

The 19-second video shows the man pouring water over the cobra with a mug from a bucket.

The amount of neurotoxin a King cobra can deliver in a single bite is enough to kill 20 people.

The clip shows a young child fearlessly handling a gigantic king cobra, which is one of the most venomous snakes in the world.

Internet users were fascinated with the video and lauded the snake catcher for his skill and expertise.

In the video, a large King cobra can be seen in an erect position, with its head raised while peeking over a muddy platform.

The clip shows the man casually bathing his pet snake in his bathroom, without displaying any fear or discomfort.

The video was posted 2 days ago and it has gathered more than 13,000 views and several comments.

A video that has surfaced on social media shows a massive fight between a snake and a mongoose in mud water.

The video shows a man trying to kiss the snake when it suddenly bites him and the reptile slithers away.

A pit bull saved the lives of children by attacking and killing a highly venomous King Cobra in Jhansi yesterday. The snake had entered the garden of the house in where the children of the house's domestic help were playing.

A 9-foot-long Cobra was recently rescued by forest officers from a home in Karnataka's Agumbe. A short video, shared by field director Ajay Giri, showed members of ARRS rescuing the snake which sought refuge inside a bed box kept atop an attic.

An 11-foot-long King Cobra was rescued from a house at Bangra village in Odisha's Mayurbhanj district. Later the forest officials released it into the Dukra wildlife range in the district Tuesday morning.

Local villagers noticed the cobra crossing a main road, after which it took refuge in a bush within the compound of a house.

The terrifying video which was posted 5 days ago, has amassed 2 million views on Instagram and has around 51,000 likes.

The footage shows a sizable Cape cobra invading a golf course and aggressively targeting a ladies' tee box.

The 19-second video shows the man pouring water over the cobra with a mug from a bucket.

The amount of neurotoxin a King cobra can deliver in a single bite is enough to kill 20 people.

The clip shows a young child fearlessly handling a gigantic king cobra, which is one of the most venomous snakes in the world.

Internet users were fascinated with the video and lauded the snake catcher for his skill and expertise.

In the video, a large King cobra can be seen in an erect position, with its head raised while peeking over a muddy platform.

The clip shows the man casually bathing his pet snake in his bathroom, without displaying any fear or discomfort.

The video was posted 2 days ago and it has gathered more than 13,000 views and several comments.

A video that has surfaced on social media shows a massive fight between a snake and a mongoose in mud water.

The video shows a man trying to kiss the snake when it suddenly bites him and the reptile slithers away.