A new study has revealed that the world’s longest venomous snake, the king cobra, is not a single species, as previously ...

Found mostly in the rainforests and swamps of Asia, king cobras prefer habitats with thick vegetation, such as bamboo and ...

For 188 years, the king cobra has been represented by a single species, Ophiophagus hannah. But this widely distributed species shows huge differences in body coloration and other physical ...

When we think of the most dangerous snakes, king cobra often comes in the list, known for its size and deadly venom. However, ...

Till now, Ophiophagus hannah, described by Theodore Cantor in 1836, was seen as the only species of king cobra in the world.

Till recently, the king cobra, whose habitat spreads across South Asia and Southeast Asia, was believed to belong to one ...

The King Cobra, native to Asia, and Africa's Black Mamba are two of the most formidable snakes. While the King Cobra is known for its size and preference for other snakes as prey, the Black Mamba ...

The Black Mamba’s speed and agility make it a fearsome predator in its African habitat. The venom of both snakes is extremely potent, but the Black Mamba’s venom acts much faster than the King Cobra’s ...