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King Cobra is one of the most beautiful and highly venomous snake, distributed across the Indian subcontinent.
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इंडियन कोबरा (Indian Cobra)
Indian cobra is also known in India as the "serpent". This is the most venomous snake in India. It mostly lives in the forest, along the riverside, fields and villages. This creates creeping organisms, lizards and frogs as their prey. Indian cobra snake is worshiped in the Hindus too. About 15,000 people are killed by their bites.
इंडियन क्रेट (Indian Krait)
Indian Crete is one of the most dangerous snakes in India. One of its bite leaves the poison so that 60 people can die. There are 12 species of this snake and 5 subspecies. Annually responsible for about 10,000 deaths.
रसेल वाईपर (Russell Viper)
Russell Wyper is also known in India as "Koriwala". Although it is less poisonous than the Indian Cret, this snake is the most deadly snake in India. This extremely aggressive snake is able to attack power quickly. Due to its cutting, almost 25,000 people die every year in India.
सॉ-स्केल्ड वाईपर (Saw-Scaled Viper)
This snake named Saw-scaled wiper is small in length. But its angry, irritable and extremely aggressive tendency and its deadly poison power make it very dangerous. Is responsible for about 5,000 deaths in India or annually.
द किंग कोबरा (The King Cobra)
This snake is not only India but it is the world's longest poisonous snake. Its length is 13-15 feet. Most of it live in rainforests, moist forests, calm swamps and bamboos forests. Although they are very toxic and deadly and their chances of having a bite are high, they cut very few people
इंडियन पिट वाईपर (Indian Pit Viper)
Indian Green Pit Wiper is also known in India as "Bambu Wipar" or "Tree Wiper". This snake lives mainly in bushes and on bamboo trees. This snake makes its prey to frogs, lizards and insects. The length of these snakes is 2.5 feet. Indian green pit species are found mostly on Western Ghats of India
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