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Mozambique Spitting Cobra has specially designed ribs at their necks that help them spread the skin into a hood.

Mozambique Spitting Cobra has specially designed ribs at their necks that help them spread the skin into a hood.

Mozambique Spitting Cobra has specially designed ribs at their necks that help them spread the skin into a hood.

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Cobras - Photo 2

The Taiwan cobra is another name for the Chinese cobra

Taiwan cobra is another name for the Chinese cobra.

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Samar cobra.

Samar cobra, a snake similar to the Philippine Cobra. The Philippine Cobra has a body that is light brown in color, decorated with dark brown blotches all over.

Samar cobra inhabits overlapping territories with the Philippine Cobra.

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Head shot of a forest cobra

Head shot of a forest cobra

There are three main color morphs of forest cobras based on location as well as a solid black variation.

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An equatorial spitting cobra hatchling with its head raised and hood open

An equatorial spitting cobra hatchling with its head raised and hood open

Equatorial spitting cobra hatchlings (babies) display different colors than adults.

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A forest cobra slithers on dusty ground

A forest cobra slithers on dusty ground

Forest cobras are unable to spit venom like some other cobra species.

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A zebra spitting snake with its head raised

A zebra spitting snake with its head raised

Zebra spitting cobras have a wide head and snout and dark round eyes.

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Front view of a monocled cobra with its hood open on a white background

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