Indian Cobra
The eyes are particularly large, the head is also very large, and the neck and head areas are prominent. When the Indian cobra stands upright, it is very beautiful. Its most typical feature is the folds of skin from its head to its neck. Whenever hunting or feeling in danger, the Indian Cobra will unfold the folds on both sides to intimidate its opponents.
The Indian cobra has a wide range of skin folds, and there are obvious arc eye-shaped patterns on the skin, which are shaped like glasses. A formed Indian cobra is about one meter long, and some cobras can be up to two meters long. The spectacles pattern on the skin will change in various ways depending on the body color of the snake species. In addition, there is an Oriental mouse snake that is often misunderstood as a cobra. It turns out that the mouse snake is longer and its body has a significant bulge, which should be easy to distinguish.
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