The king cobra should not be kept in the house because the king cobra is more venomous than the normal cobra. If someone is accidentally bitten by it and not treated in time, they can die within 30 minutes.

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The king cobra likes to live alone, comes out to hunt during the day, and hides in crevices or tree holes to rest at night. Like other cobras, the king cobra lifts its front third when threatened, then opens its mouth, baring its fangs, staring at its opponent and its surroundings. Once a king cobra thinks it's in danger, it doesn't hesitate to attack.