Their sudden appearance in Nepal’s colder, mountainous regions has raised red flags among conservationists & scientists.

Kathmandu, raising alarms about climate change as these tropical snakes move into Nepals cooler, mountainous regions.

Experts believe the snakes’ sudden presence in the hills and mountains may be a result of changing climate patterns.

Snakes have long been interesting and fearsome to people across the world. While many species are harmless and play vital ...

Cobras are deadly snakes with potent venom. King Cobra, found in Asia, can kill a human in 30 minutes. Forest Cobra of Africa ...

King Cobra: It is the longest venomous snake in the world. ... Philippine Cobra: This cobra specie is highly venomous and can spit its venom to its prey, causing death within 30 minutes ...

Black-necked Spitting Cobra: This species can also spray its venom with accuracy. Its venom is cytotoxic and can cause tissue damage. Philippine Cobra: Found in the Philippines, this cobra is known ...

King Cobra: The world’s longest venomous snake, capable of delivering a lethal dose of venom in a single bite. Thanks For Reading! Next: 10 animals you cannot own as pets in India ...

In championing snakes, Ruane said she often points out their amazing ... Greater Sunda Islands and parts of the southern Philippines. — Western Ghats king cobra (Ophiophagus kaalinga): endemic to the ...

Doc Ferds Recio (left) and Kiko Rustia of Born to be Wild search for a rare marine animal called the Irrawaddy and 21 species of snakes in Catanduanes. Last summer, Born to be Wild introduced the ...

He notes that the Philippine government and authorities ... including controlling the population of medically significant snakes such as the spectacled cobra (Naja naja) since they prey on other ...

The zoologist, Theodore Cantor, first described the king cobra in 1836, naming it Ophiophagus hannah, derived from the Greek Ophiophagus, meaning snake-eater ... those in the Philippines don ...