Cobra genus currently has about 20 confirmed species, but there are often disputes about the independence of species in taxonomics, mainly distributed in Middle East , Southeast Asia, Africa, Indonesia and other places.
Cobra is commonly known as rice shovel head , blowing snake , rice spoon head, etc. The head is oval, with white glasses frame-like markings on the back of the neck, the back of the body is black and brown, with more than a dozen yellow and white horizontal spots between them, and the body length can reach 2 meters. Hibernation behavior. Feeding on fish, frogs, rats, birds and eggs. The breeding period is from June to August, and 10-18 eggs are produced each time, and they are hatched naturally. The snake is protected nearby. The hatching period is about 50 days. When the cobra is angry, it will erect the front part of the body and expand both sides of the neck. At this time, the glasses on the back become more obvious, and at the same time it makes a "whistle" sound to intimidate the enemy.
Cobras abroad are much stronger than domestic ones. Only Chinese Cobra can be more "branded" in China. Other cobras are inferior to those from abroad. For example, Philippine Cobra 's toxicity is creepy. The venom it emits in a single time can cause death to 10 people. And even under the current situation where medicine is becoming more and more developed, if it is bitten by it without timely treatment, the death rate can be as high as 45%. On the one hand, it is because its detoxification amount is very large and can be compared with Egyptian Cobra . On the other hand, it is because its toxins contain a large amount of nerve toxicity. When these toxins enter the human body, they will quickly lead to the failure of nerve signal delivery, resulting in the inability to act between the nerves and muscles, thus creating obstacles. After being bitten by a Philippine cobra, you will initially experience symptoms such as headache, vomiting and dizziness. As the toxins continue to spread in the body, it will cause fainting and spasm and reactions, and finally die due to paralysis of the respiratory system.
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Cobra is a highly venomous snake. Their venom is a mixed poison, which not only contains the terrifying blood circulation poison, but also contains the nerve poison that makes people die in sleep! It's a pretty terrifying venomous snake. Cobra nerve venom has a erectile nerve-muscle blocking effect and is a non-anaesthetic analgesic. The analgesic effect is stronger than morphine and is not addicted or tolerated. The blood circulation poison of cobras will cause ulceration of the affected limbs, especially the Bangladeshi cobra types, which will cause severe ulceration of the wounds, reaching the bones of the affected limbs, often causing the bones of the affected limbs to be exposed. If there is no timely and effective treatment, it will cause death or amputation.
In fact, there are many types of venomous snakes in the world. There is still no specific statement about the most venomous snakes. But what we can know is that when it comes to venomous snakes, the first thing that comes to mind is cobra. Its venom can quickly destroy the human nervous system, , causing the human brain nerves to be destroyed or even died. What are the venomous snakes you are familiar with? Welcome to leave a message in the comment area to discuss!
