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King cobra and saw scaled viper are among the most dangerous venomous snakes. The king cobra is larger, stronger, and has a better reach, while the saw scaled viper is quicker and more aggressive.

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 ...

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