PPT-The longest of all living venomous snakes, the magnificent king cobra 

Ophiophagus hannah   unique   genus   Ophiophagus whose scientific name derives from the Greek for snakeeating in reference to its dietary habits  5 The head is broad and flattened . Non-venomous water snakes, such as the brown water snake above, may be mistaken for venomous water moccasinsome people ask this question when they see a snake in the water. Unfortunately, many people There are three common species of Cobra in Indonesia. Their Colouration varies from plain black, brown or olive green to barred with yellow as seen here. They are large active and fast moving and will Welcome. !. Welcome to the wonderful world of strange snakes. There are over 3000 different varieties of these fascinating creatures on our planet. In this book we will explore the extraordinary lives of these commonly misunderstood reptiles and guide you through the facts…and the fiction!. (Naja species. ). Matthew Mcbride. Taxonomy and identity. The common name “cobra” is applied to about 30 species of snake in 7 genera (Aspidelaps, Boulengerina, Hemachatus, Ophiophagus, Pseudohaje, Walterinnesia and Naja). 1. PPT-114-01. There are over 3,000 species of snakes.. Every year there are nearly 7,000 snake bites.. Snake’s . scales are made up of . Keratin. , which is the same thing that our fingernails are made from. By Isaiah, CJ, and Paris and Mrs. . Rizor. These snakes are venomous! Don’t stop charming the cobra or you will get bitten.. These snakes are looking for mice to eat! That’s better than looking for us.. Non-venomous water snakes, such as the brown water snake above, may be mistaken for venomous water moccasinsome people ask this question when they see a snake in the water. Unfortunately, many people . . . Snakes . are divided into:. . aglyph. (without poison) . . back fanged. (with poison in rear teeth) and. . fanged. (with poison in fangs in the front of the jaw). . . Aglyphs. By Kalen #10. Background. The King Cobra is a reptile in animal classification. The fangs of a King Cobra drip venom into . its. victim. The King Cobras eggs can hatch in just 60 days! They can grow up to 18 feet. The average is 12 – 14 feet in length.. Animal Facts. Description. The . king . cobra has . many facts like . for . instance . did you know that a King cobra can be any color and also it is 13 feet (4 meters) it can weigh up to 20 pounds 9 kilograms it has scales and . Danielle Mascarenas. Joshua Thurgood. What is Venom?. Venom is defined as a poisonous matter normally secreted by some animals . (such as . snakes, scorpions, or bees) and transmitted to prey or an enemy chiefly by biting or stinging; . There are over 3,000 species of snakes.. Every year there are nearly 7,000 snake bites.. Snake’s . scales are made up of . Keratin. , which is the same thing that our fingernails are made from. .. The Hognose, Grass snake and the Spitting Cobra will fake death when feeling threatened. They . . (For our purposes). Non-venomous Snakes. Venomous Snakes. Pit Vipers. Rattlesnakes. Copperheads. Water Moccasins. Coral Snakes. How to Tell the Difference. NON Venomous Snake. Rounded Head. Round Pupil. Lt Col Leslie Fife. Safety Officer – Blackhawk Cadet Squadron. Utah Wing, Civil Air Patrol. Ground Teams often do Search & Rescue in remote areas, wooded terrain, and other low traffic areas.. These are the kind of environments that are shared with various animals, some of which are dangerous..