King cobra is one of the longest venomous snakes in the world, commonly found in the lower part of India and Southeast Asia. Its name comes from its impressive posture and larger size compared to other cobras, being referred to as the "king."

Here are some features of the king cobra:

1. **Size:** Adult king cobras can reach lengths of 3 to 4 meters, and in some cases, they may grow up to 5 meters.

2. **Color:** They are typically yellow, brown, or black. Their skins often have circular patterns and other designs.

3. **Venom:** The venom of the king cobra is highly toxic. Like other cobras, they have venomous fangs, and a bite can have lethal consequences.

4. **Behavior:** King cobras usually live alone, stalking their prey and attacking suddenly. In times of danger, they adopt the famous "hooding" stance by inflating their neck to deter potential threats.

5. **Diet:** They typically feed on other snakes, birds, small mammals, and eggs.

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