In the wild, beaked cobras eat mainly toads, but will also eat small mammals, birds, bird eggs and small reptiles, sometimes even will eat snakes.

After talking about the food of the beaked cobra, let's talk about the habits of the beaked cobra. Beaked cobras are found in savannah, semi-desert and rocky outcropping areas, as well as in gardens or under houses in human settlements. Beaked cobras will find a permanent nest in termite nests, rock crevices, tree cavities, and under dense vegetation. Beaked cobras are not very aggressive to humans.