A giant king cobra was found inside a car engine in southern Thailand. The serpent was discovered slithering in the engine bay of a Toyota sedan in Songkhla Province on March 11.

A routine afternoon turned into a heart-stopping moment for a Songkhla family when a 3-metre-long king cobra slithered into a parked car’s engine, sending locals into a frenzy. While officials rushed ...

KUALA LUMPUR, March 14 — A four-metre-long king cobra caused panic in a residential home in Pekan Pulai of Baling, Kedah, before being safely captured. According to the Baling Civil Defence Force (APM ...

Unusual barking from a dog led to a startling discovery when a large king cobra, nearly 5 metres, was found hiding under a car bonnet. Weighing over 30 kilogrammes, the snake was later captured by ...

The King Cobra, renowned for its immense size and fast-acting neurotoxic venom, is likely to defeat the Gila Monster in a direct confrontation. The Gila Monster relies on its strength, tenacity ...

Encounters with Russell's Vipers are more common due to their habitat preferences. The King Cobra and Russell's Viper are both among the deadliest snakes in existence, each sharing its own ...

From a battle standpoint, King Cobra is much different from black Mamba in terms of size, speed and venom potency. While the King Cobra weighs between 10-15 pounds, a black Mamba is between 3.5-4.5 ...

The car shows 63,000 miles, and the engine ran when parked; the glass was smashed by neighborhood kids after the owner passed ...

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The king cobra uses its muscular body to constrict prey but mainly relies on its venom. Its grip is firm but not the strongest among these snakes. The black mamba is not a constrictor; it subdues prey ...

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