Royal cobra

The king cobra is an oviparous snake. Before laying eggs, it builds a nest of leaves, then lays 20-40 eggs there, covers the leaves with leaves, and the snake itself crawls on top.

Leads a daily lifestyle. It feeds mainly on snakes, both snake-like and venomous, among which cut, decorated asps, cobras, and sometimes large lizards.

It is found in forested areas with dense undergrowth. It climbs trees well and swims well. The king cobra spends most of its life on earth.

The king cobra lives in India south of the Himalayas, southern China, Indochina, the Malacca Peninsula, the Great Sunda Islands to the island of Bali, the Philippines.

The king cobra reaches a size of 3-4 m, sometimes 5.5 m. On the head behind the occipital shields, which are on the filler of 6 large shields. Skin color yellow-green with black oblique several. The young king cobra has a bright color.