At present, although the venomous cobra has not been included in the list of protected animals, it is everyone's responsibility to protect animals.

In addition to the above understanding, let's talk about the venomous cobra Poison spray function. In fact, the venomous cobra doesn't really spray the venom far away. Whenever a spray cobra is about to use its venom, it tighten the muscles nearby at the location of the venom sac. This squeezing force pushes the venom out of the venom sac, and flows to the tip of the serpent's unique hollow front teeth. As soon as the venom leaves the teeth, a stream of air is released from the lungs of the poison-spraying cobra, turning the venom into an aerosol and spraying it forward.