The Cape cobra, or Naja nivea, is one of southern Africa’s most striking and dangerous snakes. Known for its highly potent venom, this species has earned its reputation as one of the most feared ...

The cape cobra along with the black mamba are the two ... This cobra was an adult male 1.2m long and they grow to 2m and inject neurotoxic venom that attacks the central nervous system and stops ...

Cape cobras are typically 1.4 m long, but can grow up to 1.6 m. Males are slightly larger than females ...

Cape Cobras are responsible for a number of fatal ... from dark brown to yellow to speckled beige. As if their venom wasn’t enough, they also bear a striking resemblance to the Mole Snake ...

The Cape Cobra is the most venomous cobra in Africa. Its venom is fast-acting, causing rapid respiratory collapse, which usually leads to death within hours of a bite. The venom of the Cape Cobra ...

A busy road on the border of Sea Point and Three Anchor Bay in Cape Town has recently been the location of rare Cape cobra sightings.

The King Cobra is considered intelligent and is big in size with its deadly neurotoxic venom, whereas Russell’s Viper possesses powerful hemotoxic venom that attacks tissue and blood cells.

While the king cobra shares similarities with other cobras, its massive size, diet, intelligence, and nest-building set it ...

are frequently heard on the golf course but the terms ‘cobra’ and ‘mongoose’ are less common. Golfers at the Atlantic Beach Links, situated 700m from the beach in Melkbosstrand, Cape Town ...

The king cobra's venom is deadly but the Komodo dragon’s tough skin and aggressive nature give it an advantage in close combat. The King cobra and Komodo dragon are both deadly animals ...