King Cobra has an amazing venom immunity to Neurotoxins, Cytotoxins and Haemotoxins and considering his large size almost 19-20 feet with the remarkable smartness it possesses...its definitely the winner but we don't know as they never meet and a mulga snake is much more toxic then any snake King Cobra lives with.....
Hello! Thank you! We met Rex but he did not even allow us to film his rescues due to legislation in Northern Territory. We usually work alone, we found Mulgas by ourselves :)
When I was a child a kid in my class brought a live brown snake (which is more poisonous then the king brown a.k.a mulga snake) to school on the bus in a box. His dad apparently caught it whilst gardening after finding it nesting near his house . He showed the class the snake for morning news and then the teacher put it in its box on the shelf until home time when the kid took it back home and let it go. This was in the late 80's and I guess this would be frowned upon these days .
@@graemebell8929I have a feeling that he’s referring to the Pseudonaja genus of brown snake found in Australia, not the Storeria genus of North America. Both genus have a snake called the eastern brown snake but the one found in Australia is considered the second most venomous land snake in the world. If he’s in North America though, whoever told him that it is more venomous than the king brown snake would have to be an idiot. That is definitely a possibility since I had a pet shop owner that said he was a snake expert tell me that I needed to be careful with my king snake. I asked why and this idiot actually said that because they ate rattlesnakes, it made their bite poisonous. First off, that is plainly BS and second, snake people don’t say poisonous when they mean venomous.
It's a bit sad that people fear the King so much when in reality it has a pretty good temperament coupled with their intelligence. Like with any snake, just leave it be and it will leave you be.
Living Zoology you always do great comparisons. I agree with you the King Cobra only because of its size but it would be no pushover the two snakes of comparable size would be a much more interesting contest. One advantage the Mulga has is it can strike faster holds on and delivers equally large amounts of venom. We know both snakes are immune to the most lethal neurotoxins of the Elapidae although snakes from a different geographical area may not be immune to each other's venom whether the Mulga is immune to the KCs venom may be debatable but is the KC able to tolerate massive doses of highly potent mycotoxins, cytotoxins, hemotoxins, and other compounds in the venom? It may be the case that both snakes end up dead.
The King cobra and the Mulga snake of a similar size would be a tough battle for sure. The King cobra is not fully immune even to venoms of snakes it hunts naturally. It is very probable that both species would have troubles surviving a bite from each other. Thank you for watching!
Yes, it seems that the King Cobra may not be immune to the Mulga's 4 different venom types whereas the Mulga is immune to the deadliest snake in the world, the Inland Taipan. If the Mulga bit the King Cobra first, with its faster strike, I don't see how the King Cobra could come out the winner.
@@LivingZoology wrong the Mulga Snake is the King Of all Snakes I saw a Mulga Snake swallowed an Inland Taipan the world's Deadliest Snake in AUSTRALIA and the Taipans Venom didn't kill the Mulga Snake
I have seen king cobra in our fields....it never bends its head...no fear of any animal..9-11ft length....its growls...awesome creation of mother Nature ....and yes its a KING ...OM NAMAH SHIVAY...🙏
Seriously? what is the likelihood of those two snakes ever encountering one-another? AND - if they did the Cobra would be nothing but a meal for the Mulga me thinks.
we do know the Cobra grows larger. I gues we could pitt the Taipan against the Black Mamba but these (to my knowledge ) are not snake eaters @@LivingZoology
@Victor Carbino In an experiment conducted by Raymond Ditmars curator of the Bronx Zoo NY the King Cobra wanted nothing to do with a cottonmouth also a snake eater although a much smaller species.
Considering both snakes have considerable resistance to venom I'm not sure how the venom even matters. Yes cobras are resistant to potent venom, but the mulga is resistance to more highly venomous snakes than the king cobra will encounter. King cobra may win but I'm not sure venom will play much of a role in it
Both these snakes are stunning creatures who fill similar ecological niches on different continents, I feel sad that some people feel the need to keep such amazing wild animals as "pets".
If they meet, I think they won't fight... They go in separate ways I guess... They can recognise a meal worthy snake I think... "Hey bro i hear you are from Asia! Have a good hunt here bro!" 😊 I want to know Mr. Whitaker take on this subject though
Brother I heard king cobra have some species as well depending upon their region like Indonesian and Philippines king cobras got more deadly venom then Indian or Chinese king cobras is it true ?
There are differences between various populations of the King cobra and they might become a separate species in the future. We don't know about studies which compared venom of different populations.
If the Mulga got the first bite in with copious amounts of myotoxic venom it would almost be instant paralysis on the King Cobra. Both snakes are immune to neurotoxic venom but is the King Cobra immune to myotoxic venom?
@@SimonPaterson-b5c Yes, they are so deadly in terms of their venom but not powerful as the King by strength. King Cobra's venom yield is much higher than the Australian's & also have higher muscle power as constrictor.
@@ronsall7901 They do not have anywhere near the venom yield of Australian snakes. That Mulga is 10 times as deadly as the Cobra and will not let go. When they milk the King Brown, they have to let the glass go in with the snake, then retrieve it when it lets go..
Well the most ultimate battles will be between Banded Krait and King Cobra. I want you guys to make a video on that. Both are king snakes and battle is possible as well because both are found in India.
@@MrX-gv6ufwhen fully mature. I think they meant that the individuals size characteristics must be accounted for. So an immature KC not being fully grown... not so clear
di negara saya banyak spesies ular yang memangsa sesama ular seperti ular cobra (naja sputatrix), (bungarus fasciatus), (bungarus candidus), (ptyas carinata).. tapi semua ular itu adalah mangsa king cobra. king cobra mempunyai jejak feromon. setiap ular akan menghindar dan akan ketakutan jika mencium bau feromon king cobra..
The mulga snake AKA the king brown would kill the cobra with its venom regardless of the size of cobra. It has small but very sharpe fangs and chews its victims injecting all of its venom. I heard one story of a man rocking up to hospital with a live king brown attached to his arm as he couldn’t get it to release. Imagine the commotion and talk about getting to the front of the queue in the waiting room…
King Cobra Ophiophagus Hannah species elapid family of snakes . Black Mamba Dendroaspis Polylepis species elapid family of snakes . They are related but not the same species of snakes .
@franzdacosta4211 True Cobras Naja genus the King Cobra is a cousin of the Cobra and is related to the Black Mamba but is neither genus or species of snakes .
An adult Mulga snake would eat a small King cobra :) But yes, if an adult Mulga snake and an adult King cobra meet, the King cobra wins. However, the King cobra is not fully immune to venoms of other snakes.
We try to stay safe always and working with venomous snakes usually belongs to less dangerous parts of our trips 😀 Car accidents are much more scary for example!
@@Sphynx93rkn Not sure which moment you mean, we always try to work safely and it is important to read snake’s behavior. When the snake is not defensive and just slithering, you can have it fairly close to your leg in some moments.
@@LivingZoology During 12:45 in this video, when the handler is adjusting their glasses. Idk, it's probably a safe distance but yeah it got me a bit nervous and worried at that time lol.
One bite from the Mulga snake and it’s all over for the Cobra and as an Australian I am not over impressed with Indian food and the Mulga snake is probably the same
Snakes::Cobra am the deadliest Snake::Mulga know its me Mongoose:: Are u guys done comparing who is powerful,,when u are done let me know so I can test his strength
@@emmanuelababio1799 because king cobra grow upto 6 meter in length a mangoose wouldnt do anything and end up as food they only defeat small to medium sized cobras king is too big
It would be interesting to compare fatalities on a per square mile basis, factoring in number of humans per square mile. I think on this basis the Mulga would be the most deadly by far, as it is more aggressive the K Cobra.
@@hampshireoak Both snakes have large range and mostly live far away from people. Even in India King cobras bite people very rarely because they are shy, secretive and usually don’t come close to cities or villages.
James Andy Vanover here. You guys have some awesome videos.
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Fabulous video of two most deadliest 🐍 🐍
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I agree with the verdict, the King wins. But, for me, I think it’s the King’s intelligence that makes the difference.
Yes, the King cobra is definitely very intelligent!
The POISON win.
King Cobra has an amazing venom immunity to Neurotoxins, Cytotoxins and Haemotoxins and considering his large size almost 19-20 feet with the remarkable smartness it possesses...its definitely the winner but we don't know as they never meet and a mulga snake is much more toxic then any snake King Cobra lives with.....
"The most dangerous snake is the one that just bit you" - Viperkeeper, Al Coritz. That guy knows venomous snakes.
Yes, when you are bitten by a venomous snake…It never happened to us, so we don’t know that feeling 🙂
John Schlesinger,I am an huge fan of Viperkeeper❤️.
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@@Myfather115 i believe in human but i imagined kc v ss
Amazing video, as always! You are both a lot braver than me in handling both those animals. Thanks for your continued education for all!
Thank you very much! 🙂 We hope that we can educate as many people as possible about snakes!
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@@prithvinath8610princess cobra 8:44
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Great video!
Thank you very much!
Big hello from Bali Reptile Reacue again. Another great Vid. Who did you the filming with for the Mulga, was it Rex in Alice Springs?
Hello! Thank you! We met Rex but he did not even allow us to film his rescues due to legislation in Northern Territory. We usually work alone, we found Mulgas by ourselves :)
Thank u 4 another great video
Thank you for coming to our channel regularly!
Love the vids. Keep up the great work.
Glad you like them! Thank you!
Where is battle
King Brown or the Mulga Snake is King of all Snakes the Mulga can eat any venomous snakes
Watch the video and see the result.
King cobra morning breakfast
When I was a child a kid in my class brought a live brown snake (which is more poisonous then the king brown a.k.a mulga snake) to school on the bus in a box. His dad apparently caught it whilst gardening after finding it nesting near his house . He showed the class the snake for morning news and then the teacher put it in its box on the shelf until home time when the kid took it back home and let it go. This was in the late 80's and I guess this would be frowned upon these days .
Interesting, it sounds like it happened during the 80's!
eastern brown snake are not poisonous.
@@graemebell8929 True, Eastern brown snakes are venomous.
@@graemebell8929I have a feeling that he’s referring to the Pseudonaja genus of brown snake found in Australia, not the Storeria genus of North America. Both genus have a snake called the eastern brown snake but the one found in Australia is considered the second most venomous land snake in the world.
If he’s in North America though, whoever told him that it is more venomous than the king brown snake would have to be an idiot. That is definitely a possibility since I had a pet shop owner that said he was a snake expert tell me that I needed to be careful with my king snake. I asked why and this idiot actually said that because they ate rattlesnakes, it made their bite poisonous. First off, that is plainly BS and second, snake people don’t say poisonous when they mean venomous.
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It's a bit sad that people fear the King so much when in reality it has a pretty good temperament coupled with their intelligence. Like with any snake, just leave it be and it will leave you be.
We agree! King cobras are so calm and peaceful!
Can u say this about indian spectcled cobra too😂@@LivingZoology
Living Zoology you always do great comparisons.
I agree with you the King Cobra only because of its size but it would be no pushover the two snakes of comparable size would be a much more interesting contest. One advantage the Mulga has is it can strike faster holds on and delivers equally large amounts of venom. We know both snakes are immune to the most lethal neurotoxins of the Elapidae although snakes from a different geographical area may not be immune to each other's venom whether the Mulga is immune to the KCs venom may be debatable but is the KC able to tolerate massive doses of highly potent mycotoxins, cytotoxins, hemotoxins, and other compounds in the venom?
It may be the case that both snakes end up dead.
The King cobra and the Mulga snake of a similar size would be a tough battle for sure. The King cobra is not fully immune even to venoms of snakes it hunts naturally. It is very probable that both species would have troubles surviving a bite from each other. Thank you for watching!
Yes, it seems that the King Cobra may not be immune to the Mulga's 4 different venom types whereas the Mulga is immune to the deadliest snake in the world, the Inland Taipan. If the Mulga bit the King Cobra first, with its faster strike, I don't see how the King Cobra could come out the winner.
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@@davidhunternyc1 kral cobra zekası ile kazanabilir yada ikisi de ölür büyük bir ihtimal
@@davidhunternyc1 wake up from delusion
This comparison was great 🔥
Great that you love it! :)
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Nice video. No jarring background music. No voice over. Only facts.
Glad you liked it! Thanks for watching!
बहुत अच्छी वीडियो बनाया गया है दोनों साप बहुत सुंदर है पर मेरा एशिया का किंग कोबरा ब्बहुत सुंदर है
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A head to head between these two if similarly sized would be rather unpredictable but generally the King is the king for a reason
Exactly, the King cobra is the the boss!
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@@LivingZoology wrong the Mulga Snake is the King Of all Snakes I saw a Mulga Snake swallowed an Inland Taipan the world's Deadliest Snake in AUSTRALIA and the Taipans Venom didn't kill the Mulga Snake
@@EdwardPootchemunkaremember that king Cobra is Immune to venom of all snakes. But 1 bite of a cobra can kill all kinds of snake
@@EdwardPootchemunka The King is immune, the Mulga is just a snack.
It was a beautiful sight. Giving the king cobra some water to quench its thirst.
King cobras get thirsty often when handled and it is great how peaceful they are and they will drink like that even when you are close 🙂
1500mg of venom from Mulga!! Wow! Given the toxicity, it’s amazing. Great video, once again.
Both these snakes inject huge amounts of venom! Thank you for watching our video! 🙂
even with that venom..it cant survive in front of king cobra..
Thank you Guys for your beautiful hardWork
but i am searching for
king cobra'S attacking videoS
Thanks for watching! King cobras are usually very calm snakes 🙂
Another excellent presentation. Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thank you!
I also enjoy it🎉🎉 thanks
@@fundiswahlanjwa1889 Thank you very much!
Where in Australia did you shoot this footage? Nice vid btw!
Thanks a lot! It's from the southern part of the Northern Territory.
@@LivingZoologyI'm in SW Qld and the vegetation looked the same. :)
@@phil2112 Yes, the habitats there will be quite similar!
@LivingZoology the fierce snake would kill a cobra fast
The battle of the Titans great video let’s give around of applause for the cameraman! 🫡
Thank you very much, great that you love our video!
Stunning, as always.
Thank you very much! 🙏
Amazing this video
Thanks for watching!
Thank you for this comprehensive
You are very welcome!
It could be easier to compare if the information of these two species was listed side by side instead of one after the other.
We use this approach because we want to show great footage of both species and jumping from one to another immediately would be confusing.
I think your median LD rating of the King Brown is wrong, research i have read from the Australian Universities state it as the same as a King Cobra,.
So what is the correct value according to your opinion?
Great again ! No words, just the sound of nature, I feel like beeing there trying to avoid the snakes, many thanks to you !
Next: Gabon Viper against Death Adder
That is an interesting idea!
@@LivingZoology In first , the weight ! 😂
U did not have to use a bait title. The footage is original and high quality and it could sell it self. U got me ONCE but it won't happen again.
Interesant ar fi sa muste fiecare pe celalalt... Oare care rezista sau moare careva
That would be for sure interesting, but these snakes live on different continents 🤷♂️
Thank you for this comprehensive comparison.
Welcome! Great that you like this video! 🙂
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Have I got this right please? King browns are Australian snakes and king cobras are south Asian and southeast Asian snakes?
Yes, you have that right!
I have seen king cobra in our fields....it never bends its head...no fear of any animal..9-11ft length....its growls...awesome creation of mother Nature ....and yes its a KING ...OM NAMAH SHIVAY...🙏
We agree that the King cobra is the top predator and it is not afraid of any animal.
Large is an understatement for the King Cobra whose scientific name actually means snake eater. King Cobra will devour the mulga in a short time.
It would be interesting to see an encounter of individuals with similar size of these species.
The Mulga Snake or King Brown is a killer of all Snakes it eats venomous snakes like the Inland Taipan and other snakes
@@EdwardPootchemunka-jm6uw does not matter the sheer size and strength of king cobra is enough forget the amount and type of venom it can deliver.
They’re beautiful & perfect in design & their properties in their venom makes that unique to themselves 😮
Great Work 🐍
Thank you very much for watching! Both of these snakes are amazing :)
Seemingly to me, they are "brothers from another mother" (continent).
Yes hands down the King Cobra is my main favorite one of all just their present is awesome mainly when they spread thier hood just love it
Thank you very much for watching.
Indigo blue snakes are awesome as well.
Thanks for watching!
Where was the battle take place?
These snakes live on different continents.
The King Cobra is HUGE 😬🐍
Yes, it is the longest venomous snake in the world.
Seriously? what is the likelihood of those two snakes ever encountering one-another? AND - if they did the Cobra would be nothing but a meal for the Mulga me thinks.
This video tries to show which snake is more deadly. The result of the fight would depend on the size of those two snakes.
we do know the Cobra grows larger. I gues we could pitt the Taipan against the Black Mamba but these (to my knowledge ) are not snake eaters @@LivingZoology
Is that Mulga the species that aussies call a "king brown" ?
They both have an evil eye.
Yes, another name for the Mulga snake is the King brown snake. They both have beautiful eyes.
Awesome 👍
Thank you very much!
King Cobras are the toughest snakes alive.
They are very tough, yes!
@Vinyl666 Incorrect. There are no circumstances in which the King Cobra is not the toughest snake alive.
@Vinyl666 Not even the black-headed bushmaster would be a match for the king.
@Vinyl666 The King would nougat caught like that, and no one would dare try such nonsense.
@Victor Carbino In an experiment conducted by Raymond Ditmars curator of the Bronx Zoo NY the King Cobra wanted nothing to do with a cottonmouth also a snake eater although a much smaller species.
Considering both snakes have considerable resistance to venom I'm not sure how the venom even matters. Yes cobras are resistant to potent venom, but the mulga is resistance to more highly venomous snakes than the king cobra will encounter. King cobra may win but I'm not sure venom will play much of a role in it
We are comparing snakes using different categories and the venom is one of them.
Great videos and cool people. I do wish for less misleading titles
Thank you very much for watching!
The king cobra will have the mugal for lunch any day 😅
And if they are a same size?
@@LivingZoology still the king cobra would win
@@JahidTechBangla Who knows...you have no proof.
Both these snakes are stunning creatures who fill similar ecological niches on different continents, I feel sad that some people feel the need to keep such amazing wild animals as "pets".
Yes, these two snakes are amazingly strong and have similar ecology 🙂 We think that they belong to their habitat!
There never truly pets
Love the King and dream oneday to have such a friend....
Two of my favorite snake species! Very large venomous snakes with huge venom yields and they both like eating other snakes!
Thank you for watching! We agree that these snakes are amazing!
Where is the fight, no good title.
It is a hypothetical battle.
@@LivingZoology
It's a click bait.
Let's keep that mess out of science pls
@@jupitercyclops6521 they don't even live on the same continent, anyone who knows snakes understands it's not a real battle
It depends on their age and size.
If they meet, I think they won't fight... They go in separate ways I guess... They can recognise a meal worthy snake I think...
"Hey bro i hear you are from Asia! Have a good hunt here bro!" 😊
I want to know Mr. Whitaker take on this subject though
We think that they will try to eat each other...the size of both snakes will matter a lot!
Is the “Mulga Snake” also known as the King Brown?
Yes, another common name is the King brown snake. It is confusing as the Mulga snake is not a brown snake, but a black snake.
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Which is the world shortest venomous snake in the world ?
Ein tolles vidio
Brother I heard king cobra have some species as well depending upon their region like Indonesian and Philippines king cobras got more deadly venom then Indian or Chinese king cobras is it true ?
There are differences between various populations of the King cobra and they might become a separate species in the future. We don't know about studies which compared venom of different populations.
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Which vlog??
Guess we will know when its on video
Watch our video and you will know :)
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What is it a "myotoxic" venom?
Myotoxic venom destroys the muscle tissue.
What is the effect on a human body?
Chris : you die 😅😅😅
If the Mulga got the first bite in with copious amounts of myotoxic venom it would almost be instant paralysis on the King Cobra. Both snakes are immune to neurotoxic venom but is the King Cobra immune to myotoxic venom?
@@jeromebarlet8573 this is a fixed idea on snakes because in Australia treatments are easily available
I think we are going to watch deadly snakes fight but nothing happens like that in this video
Thes snakes live on different continents so they cannot literally fight.
Nice work. King cobras are also much closer to humans.
Thanks! King cobras are snakes the same way as the Mulga snake, so similarly far away from humans 🙂 But we get your point, they are so intelligent!
Ok..this is a amazing ..
Thank you for watching!
@@LivingZoology yes..okey..
I'd never wear short pants handling any of these deadly snakes.
More comparison videos please.
Next week there will be another one!
Never seen the Mulga before, everyone knows the King, but the Mulga is a huge thick powerful snake.
Mulga snake is the largest venomous snake of Australia, it is a powerful species indeed!
But not more than the King. King is majestic🔥
@@ronsall7901 I actually prefer the Australian snakes, so deadly so many types.
@@SimonPaterson-b5c Yes, they are so deadly in terms of their venom but not powerful as the King by strength. King Cobra's venom yield is much higher than the Australian's & also have higher muscle power as constrictor.
@@ronsall7901 They do not have anywhere near the venom yield of Australian snakes. That Mulga is 10 times as deadly as the Cobra and will not let go. When they milk the King Brown, they have to let the glass go in with the snake, then retrieve it when it lets go..
Well the most ultimate battles will be between Banded Krait and King Cobra.
I want you guys to make a video on that.
Both are king snakes and battle is possible as well because both are found in India.
Thanks for watching! Thanks for your opinion, that is an interesting suggestion.
If they meet in wild , then king cobra will eat king brown I think 😂
It would depend on a size of both snakes! 😀
@@LivingZoology You already mentioned in the video that King Cobra is largest venomous snake in the world.
@@LivingZoology nip
@@LivingZoology .
@@MrX-gv6ufwhen fully mature. I think they meant that the individuals size characteristics must be accounted for. So an immature KC not being fully grown... not so clear
All hail the king!
Thank you for watching!
Love it!
Thank you very much!
king cobra is the king of snakes
Yes, we agree! But a King cobra and a Mulga snake of same size could be an interesting encounter.
King Brown also eats other venomous snakes like the Inland Taipan King Brown is a killer of all snakes
I dont get how the cobra wins in the venom category. I reckon the mulga snake wins as the deadlier snake. but that is just my opinion.
We compare LD50 values for these snakes and the King cobra has a slightly more toxic venom.
Thus far I was always sure that the King Cobra venom is purely neurotoxic.
Many people think so!
The mulga has a higher (deadlier) LD50 than the cobra, so all else being equal, it’s more deadly to human beings.
Watch the video and check the result.
Against each other, king cobra wins. But i would not want to be bitten by a mulga, they just don't let go.
Yes, Mulgas bite and hold, they inject huge amounts of venom.
di negara saya banyak spesies ular yang memangsa sesama ular seperti ular cobra (naja sputatrix), (bungarus fasciatus), (bungarus candidus), (ptyas carinata)..
tapi semua ular itu adalah mangsa king cobra. king cobra mempunyai jejak feromon. setiap ular akan menghindar dan akan ketakutan jika mencium bau feromon king cobra..
Who will win
Good question, watch the video.
No match king cobra is the real king ❤❤
Everything depends on the size, who knows which snake would win if their size was the same.
Thanks for posting such Videos like this. My favourite snake is King Cobra ❤. And there is only one King in 'Serpente', called The King Cobra. 🔥
It's our pleasure! Great that you love our video!
We didn't watch any battle between these two snakes. But your catchline was battle between these two snakes. Extremely disheartened.
These two snakes live on different continents, so they cannot have a direct battle.
the 2nd venomous snake in the world is Subang Taipan. rare . 😮
Seemingly to me, they are "brothers from another mother" (continent).
They are a bit similar, yes!
The mulga snake AKA the king brown would kill the cobra with its venom regardless of the size of cobra. It has small but very sharpe fangs and chews its victims injecting all of its venom. I heard one story of a man rocking up to hospital with a live king brown attached to his arm as he couldn’t get it to release. Imagine the commotion and talk about getting to the front of the queue in the waiting room…
The King cobra does the same and it also has a lot of venom.
The King Cobra Isn't really a cobra but a species of Mamba!!
King Cobra Ophiophagus Hannah species elapid family of snakes . Black Mamba Dendroaspis Polylepis species elapid family of snakes . They are related but not the same species of snakes .
@@richardhincemon the reason King cobra doesn't belong to cobra as a species but related to Mamba,thats the message!.
@franzdacosta4211 True Cobras Naja genus the King Cobra is a cousin of the Cobra and is related to the Black Mamba but is neither genus or species of snakes .
The King cobra is more closely related to mambas than to true cobras.
@@LivingZoologykrait + Banded krait+ Spectecled cobra + Monocled cobra = KING COBRA
King Cobra will kill all the snakes.
The Mulga snake is also a snake eater.
As is a King snake
Yeah Racers Snakes indigo and Coachwhips all prey on venomous snakes
As much as I would probably shit my pants if I ever were to come across a king cobra I must say they're very fascinating snakes!
They definitely are super fascinating! Thanks for watching our video!
Show me their fighting between them king cobra and Mulgha snake
These snakes live on different continents.
The king cobra would defeat a mulga and devour it, it’s bite force is very powerful, and they are immune from other venomous snakes
An adult Mulga snake would eat a small King cobra :) But yes, if an adult Mulga snake and an adult King cobra meet, the King cobra wins. However, the King cobra is not fully immune to venoms of other snakes.
The King Cobra wouldn't last very long in the outback, nor the Mulga in the jungle. They are adapted for very differnt environments!
Too many snakes try to compare to the king but almost all is no mach except the big ones
We picked a good candidate for a comparison 🙂
Amazing
Thank you very much!
you guys make me nervous. stay safe.
We try to stay safe always and working with venomous snakes usually belongs to less dangerous parts of our trips 😀 Car accidents are much more scary for example!
@@LivingZoology In one part of the video, the mulga snake was a bit too close to the handlers leg.
@@Sphynx93rkn Not sure which moment you mean, we always try to work safely and it is important to read snake’s behavior. When the snake is not defensive and just slithering, you can have it fairly close to your leg in some moments.
@@LivingZoology During 12:45 in this video, when the handler is adjusting their glasses. Idk, it's probably a safe distance but yeah it got me a bit nervous and worried at that time lol.
One bite from the Mulga snake and it’s all over for the Cobra and as an Australian I am not over impressed with Indian food and the Mulga snake is probably the same
Snakes::Cobra am the deadliest
Snake::Mulga know its me
Mongoose:: Are u guys done comparing who is powerful,,when u are done let me know so I can test his strength
An adult Mulga snake and the King cobra are too big for a mongoose :)
@@LivingZoology are u sure,,,How can a Cobra kill a Mongoose
@@emmanuelababio1799 Can a small mongoose kill a 4 meters long King cobra???
@@LivingZoology ,,Just get an adult mongoose and do some experiment for yourself
@@emmanuelababio1799 because king cobra grow upto 6 meter in length a mangoose wouldnt do anything and end up as food they only defeat small to medium sized cobras king is too big
Black forest cobra (Naja melanoleuca) vs King cobra comparison video
An option for the future..
It would be interesting to compare fatalities on a per square mile basis, factoring in number of humans per square mile. I think on this basis the Mulga would be the most deadly by far, as it is more aggressive the K Cobra.
No snake is aggressive, only defensive when it feels threatened. Mulga snakes bite more people than King cobras, yes.
@@LivingZoology Yet the Mulga lives in a very much lower humans per square mile region.
@@hampshireoak Both snakes have large range and mostly live far away from people. Even in India King cobras bite people very rarely because they are shy, secretive and usually don’t come close to cities or villages.
But a King Brown wouldn't est a King Cobra of 5 metres.. i would be dead by choking
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King Brown or Mulga Snake can be found in Papua or New Guinea so maybe even Indonesia or Asia so maybe they have actually met before
As far as we know, Mulga snakes don’t live on the New Guinea island. There are Papuan black snakes.