King Cobra vs Cobra: Unmasking the Deadly Differences & Venom Power

• Cobra (Naja) and King Cobra (Ophiophagus) are distinct species, not the same, despite common misconceptions.
• King Cobra is the world's longest venomous snake (18-20 ft) and uniquely preys on other snakes (Ophiophagous).
• King Cobra's neurotoxic venom is highly potent, releasing up to 420mg in a single bite, causing death in 20 minutes.
• Cobras are common in India, found near homes; King Cobras prefer dense forests, build nests, and rarely encounter humans.
• Wildlife expert Abhishek highlights their differing habitats, diets, and venom potency, clarifying their distinct dangers.

Why It Matters: King Cobra is distinct, longer, more venomous, and has a unique diet compared to the common Cobra.