The black-necked spray cobra is a large and medium-sized snake widely distributed in Africa, generally between 1.5-1.7 meters in length, when threatened, the body will stand upright, make a "whirring" sound, in order to deter the enemy, they will squeeze out the venom in the venom sac through muscle contraction, but because this venom is generally very precious, they will not spray the venom out until the last resort.
The Thai cobra is a type of ejective cobra distributed in Southeast Asia, they do not really shoot out the toxin, but spray the toxin on the enemy, if it enters the eye, will cause blindness, they mainly feed on small mammals, mostly at night.
The Philippine cobra is slightly shorter than other species of cobras, only 1.2-1.5 meters, but it is one of the most venomous snakes in the Philippines, if it is not disposed of in time within 1 hour of being bitten, it will die immediately, they mainly feed on small mammals, sometimes attack domestic animals, and sometimes its injuries have been reported.
The red spray cobra is a very venomous cobra that inhabits tropical areas and is extremely aggressive, spraying venom up to a distance of 1-2 meters when encountering danger, mainly feeding on small mammals.
Burmese venomous cobras are a species of eye snake, mainly distributed in Myanmar, and like other cobras, when in danger, they will expand their necks to deter enemies, they contain deadly toxins, this toxin is generally a neurotoxin, they will spray venom into the eyes of the enemy, once the venom enters the eyes will lead to blindness.
Mainly distributed in the Indonesian province of Sumatra, the Sumatran cobra is a very dangerous and highly venomous cobra that feeds mainly on small mammals, and when in danger, it will erect the first half of its body and can spray venom, which is corrosive.
The Mozambican venomous cobra is one of the most dangerous snakes in Africa, second only to the black mamba snake in danger, the Mozambican venomous cobra can spray venom far away, and if it enters the eye, it can cause blindness in the eyes, feeding mainly on amphibians, other snakes and small mammals.
Spit snake is a kind of spray cobra distributed in South Africa, in addition to other spray cobras can be sprayed by poison for self-defense, but also through the way of suspended animation to avoid predators, is an omnivorous venomous snake, small mammals, birds, amphibians are within their predation range.
The Azina venomous cobra is the largest of all the venomous cobras, which can reach more than 2.5 meters, and its spray of venom is not at all threatening to the skin without wounds, but if it enters the eye, the consequences will be very serious.
The West African Venomous Cobra is a medium-sized venomous cobra that, like other venomous cobras, can spray the poison stored in the venom sac into the body in times of danger to harm enemies.