Cape Cobra is discoveredin the dry, semi-desert parts of southern Africa, mainly in the Northern Cape in South Africa and in sections of Botswana. In the Kalahari region, it is a yellowish color, with uniform brown speckles. It is a medium-sized snake, with grownups measuring between 120cm (46.8 in) and 180cm (70.2 in).
Cape Cobra is not a spitting snake, and when it feels confronted, it will hold its front section hard and spread its hood, making its head and throat seem bigger. Their main searcher are raptors and the mongoose, or localised variation, the meerkat. These two animals are sworn enemies and have marvelously fast, critical fights. Generally, a group of around three meerkats will take on a cape cobra if the snake efforts into their burrows or location. The honey badger, or ratel is another predator that the snake has to deal with. Check out below some of Cape Cobra's new pictures and images.
Cape Cobra
Cape Cobra
Cape Cobra
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