Experts warn that rising temperatures in Nepal may be driving snakes to higher altitudes, indicating a potential impact of ...

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

The king cobra, a highly venomous snake, exhibits remarkable agility, reaching speeds of up to 19 km/h. This speed is crucial ...

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

"Those snakes were rescued from houses and compounds with the help of a snake rescuer and were released in the nearby forest.

How to Survive shares six ways to escape a king cobra attack alive by understanding its behavior and using smart evasive moves. They emphasize staying calm, using obstacles, and avoiding direct ...

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

Two giant king cobras, each stretching over 12 feet long, come face to face in a moment charged with tension. But rather than ...

Experts believe the snakes’ sudden presence in the hills and mountains may be a result of changing climate patterns.

Kathmandu, raising alarms about climate change as these tropical snakes move into Nepals cooler, mountainous regions.

Evidence indicates that the maximum temperature in Nepal is rising at a greater rate (0.05°C per year) than the minimum ...

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