Animals use many different kinds of adaptations to protect themselves. These animals, for example, have fangs!

But the king cobra is an member of the Elapidae family of snakes, which means it has permanently erect fangs at the front of its mouth, which it uses to deliver its deadly toxins. Glands attached ...

so even if another snake is venomous, the king cobra isn't affected. Since king cobras don't have any teeth, they eat their prey whole. The cobra's jaws can stretch and open wide to allow large ...

Scientists found a venomous 10-foot-long snake in the hills of ... “dark red” tongues and fangs. An Ophiophagus kaalinga, or Western Ghats king cobra. Photo from P. Gowri Shankar Seen from ...

The mighty king cobra — the world's longest venomous snake — is actually four distinct ... Adults have dark-edged yellow bands and between 18 and 21 teeth. The Sunda king cobra (O.

Though both possess fixed fangs, the king cobra's are longer. When people think of dangerous snakes, the king cobra often comes to mind, known for its deadly venom and impressive size. However ...