Venomous Snake Bites Venomous Snake: Shocking Truth Revealed!

• Venomous snakes possess natural resistance, not full immunity, to the venom of their own species, a result of millions of years of evolution.
• A cobra biting another cobra results in venom injection, but the bitten cobra's body has antibodies and protein structures to neutralize its own species' venom, leading to minor effects like swelling.
• The danger significantly increases when a snake bites another snake of a different species, as venom types vary greatly.
• King Snakes are an exception, known for eating other venomous snakes due to their strong resistance to diverse venoms.
• Death in snake fights is often due to wound infection (Sepsis) or extreme stress, rather than the venom itself, which snakes primarily use for hunting or self-preservation.

Why It Matters: Venomous snakes have natural resistance to their own species' venom, but inter-species bites are dangerous.