Snakes are one of the most toxic creatures on earth. According to the report of the World Health Organization, a man dies due to snake bite every five minutes. The risk of snakes has reduced due to forest cut. But they still remain the most fatal for organisms. Meanwhile, whenever King Cobra and Russells wipers are discussed, the question arises that who is the real king of the forest? Which snake will prove to be more poisonous and whose war will be the deadliest?
The poison of the king cobra is neurotoxic, which directly affects the nervous system. Russell viper poison is hemotoxic, which destroys blood cells and tissue. King Cobra can leave poison up to 7ml at a time. This can lead to death even an elephant. At the same time, Russell wiper leaves only 0.5-1ml poison, but its effect is long and painful.
Russell Viper is angry
The king cobra usually remains calm but becomes aggressive when the danger is felt. Russell wiper is extremely angry and can attack again and again. King Cobra is less dangerous for humans. The reason for this is that it lives in dense forests and runs away from humans. While Russell Viper is more dangerous as it lives in populated areas. It bites humans more. King Cobra is the longest poisonous snake in the world. Its length can be up to 18 feet. At the same time, Russell wiper grows up to a maximum of 5 feet, but is short and agile. The king cobra lives in dense forests and stays away from humans. While Russell Vipers are found in open fields, grasslands and rocky places. Due to which it comes closer to humans.
King Cobra: Poison throws two meters away
Seeing the King Cobra standing with the fun, they should run away from far away. It is the longest poisonous snake in the world. It can pick up the fun up to 2 meters above the ground. The rest of the snakes also escape from the king cobra because it also eats them. King Cobra is counted not only among India, but among the most poisonous snakes in the world. The most dangerous thing is to kill King Cobra to kill his prey. It can blind the prey by throwing poison from 2 meters away. If the anti-venam is not found within 30 minutes of King Cobra’s bite, death occurs.