indian cobra การใช้

• Venomous snakes like Indian cobra, Russell's viper and " Hypnale hypnale ".
• The park also contains Bengal monitor and Big Four-Indian Cobra, Russell's Viper and Common Krait.
• This is higher than mortality rates for " Naja naja " ( the Indian cobra ).
• If these things are tackled, the Indian cobra might join the Chinese dragon in the sun.
• This adaptation may represent mimicry of the king cobra or Indian cobra which overlaps this species in range.
• He had found several other venomous snakes ( like Russell's viper, Indian cobra ) before he spotted his target.
• While she was posing with a venomous Indian cobra the flash from the photographer's camera spooked the snake and it lunged.
• Reptiles in the park include the monitor lizard, Russell's viper, Indian cobra, saw-scaled viper, wolf snake, John's sand boa, and spiny-tailed lizard.
• In December 2015, the zoo rescued a juvenile Indian cobra which had stowed away on a cargo ship destined for New Jersey.
• Indian cobras were often a heraldic element in the official symbols of certain ancient princely states of India such as Kalahandi, among others.
• The carnivores group mainly comprises Asiatic lions, Indian leopards, Indian cobras, jungle cats, striped hyenas, golden jackals, Indian mongoose, Indian palm civets, and honey badgers.
• He was removing a 4 {-foot Asiatic cobra, also known as an Indian cobra, from a canvas sack to place it in a cage when the snake sank one fang through his thumb.
• In South Asia it was previously believed that Indian cobras, common kraits, Russell's viper and carpet vipers were the most dangerous; other snakes, however, may also cause significant problems in this area of the world.
• Karchelia and vicinity are populated by smaller Indian Cheetah " Deepdo ", pigs, water buffalo, cows, herons, peacocks, crows, sparrow, Indian cobra, " Dhamnu " python snake, bigger rats " Kor ", and occasional rhesus monkey.
• The Indian cobra or spectacled cobra, being common in South Asia, is referred to by a number of local names deriving from the root of " Nag " ( ( >  ) ( Hindi, Bengali ).
• A French immunologist, Albert Calmette ( 1863 & ndash; 1933 ) had demonstrated this for the first time in 1892, by developing a monovalent serum to treat bites by the Indian cobra ( " Naja tripudians " ).
• Threatened reptiles such as the Python molurus, Indian star tortoise, and venomous snakes such as Indian cobra, Russell's viper, Common krait and the endemic Bamboo pit viper and the little-known striped coral snake Calliophis nigrescens are found here.
• On the other hand, India's Big Four ( Indian Cobra, Common Krait, Russell's Viper, and Saw-Scaled Viper ), while less venomous than the inland taipan, are found in closer proximity to human settlements and are more confrontational, thus leading to more deaths from snakebite.
• Antivenom is not as effective for envenomation by this species as it is for other Asiatic cobras within the same region, like the Indian cobra ( " N . naja " ) and due to the dangerous toxicity of this species'venom, massive amounts of antivenom are often required for patients.
• The median lethal dose ( LD 50 ), subcutaneous ( the most applicable to actual bites ) for mice is 0.025 mg / kg Compared to the beaked sea snake ( " Enhydrina schistosa " ) 0.164 mg / kg, Indian cobra 0.565 mg / kg, North American eastern diamondback rattlesnake 11.4 mg / kg, etc .,