Why are king cobra snakes so dangerous?
They hide so their prey can't see them.
They are so small their prey can't see them.
They have deadly venom.
What is the cure for a king cobra bite?
Antivenin
There is no cure.
Milk from another snake
How many eggs can a king cobra lay?
Only 2 to 5 at a time
About 200
20 to 50 eggs
True or false: Baby king cobras have venom as soon as they are born.
True
True or false: A young king cobra only sheds its skin once a year
False
What makes a king cobra's fangs deadly?
They are sharp.
Nothing. They are not deadly.
They are curved.
Venom shoots out through them.
True or false: King cobras have excellent eyesight.
True
Does a king cobra have any enemies?
Yes, queen snakes.
Yes, the mongoose.
Yes, rat snakes.
No, it does not have any enemies.
What is the spread out skin behind the head of a king cobra called?
The neck
The spread
The hood
How can king cobras chase their prey?
Swim
Slither along the ground
Climb trees
All of these
Ture or False: A king cobra needs to wait for its prey to die before eating it.
False
True or false: King cobras are the only type of snake that stays with their eggs.
True
True or false: King cobras are the world's second-longest venomous snake.
False
True or false: A king cobra can only bite once in a day.
False
What does the hood do for a king cobra?
It helps the cobra keep from tipping over when hunting.
It makes the cobra look bigger and dangerous.
It protects the cobra from the rain.
How long can king cobras get?
9.8 feet, or 3 meters
30 feet, or 9.1 meters
18 feet, or 5.5 meters
