The ringhals are an obscure family of these creatures that are found in Africa, which is also home to the "burrowing" species of these, while South America is home to an unrelated but similar-looking creature called the "False Water [this]".
The ringhals are an obscure family of these creatures that are found in Africa, which is also home to the "burrowing" species of these, while South America is home to an unrelated but similar-looking creature called the "False Water [this]". However most, but not all, of these creatures are members of the genus Naja. One species of this creature is the only member of Order Squamata that builds a (*) nest mound for its eggs and stays with its eggs until hatching. The so-called "spitting" species of this reptile can spit venom, which can cause blindness. Southeast Asia is home to the largest species of this snake, the King. While a fearsome predator, this creature is often killed by its nemesis, the mongoose. For ten points, name these venomous snakes with hoods, often used by snake charmers.
The ringhals are an obscure family of these creatures that are found in Africa, which is also home to the "burrowing" species of these, while South America is home to an unrelated but similar-looking creature called the "False Water [this]".
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