For nearly two centuries, the king cobra was considered a single species, Ophiophagus hannah. However, recent genetic and ...

King Cobras, the longest venomous snakes in the world, are normally found in thick forests of India, Southeast Asia, and the ...

Venomous snakes, including king cobras, appeared near Kathmandu, raising concerns. Experts believe climate change drives ...

A video of a man performing deadly stunts and even ‘kissing’ an Indonesian King Cobra was shared on social media, which went ...

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.

Evidence indicates the maximum temperature in Nepal is rising at a greater rate — 0.05 degrees per year — than the minimum ...

Kathmandu: Climate experts have set alarm bells ringing after the recent capture of venomous snakes - including King Cobras - ...

As venomous snakes, King Cobras are able to use their fangs to puncture their prey and release a venom that paralyzes their prey and allows them to swallow the prey whole. Let’s take a look at some of ...

At least 10 venomous snakes—nine King Cobras and a Monocled Cobra—were rescued from various places in Kathmandu in the past ...

A viral video shows a man fearlessly kissing venomous snakes like the King Cobra. While some admire his courage, others raise ...

Experts have raised concerns after a total of 10 venomous snakes - nine king cobras and a Monocled cobra - were captured near Mount Everest in Nepal in a span of one and a half months, The Kathmandu ...