What Scares the King Cobra? Discover What Terrifies This Fearless Snake

 The king cobra, the world's longest venomous snake, is a majestic predator found in abundance in the forests of South and Southeast Asia. At up to 18 feet long, it commands respect with its hooded display and deep hiss. The king cobra primarily feeds on other snakes, displaying its dominance in the wild, or as we call it, the Maharaja. Despite its fearsome reputation, it is shy and avoids humans when possible. It builds nests for its eggs - an unusual trait among snakes. Sadly, habitat loss and humans are threats to its survival. The king cobra is a vital part of its ecosystem, deserving both fear and protection.