### animal | vertebrate | reptile | serpent:

Cobra
* All cobras have a hood that they can widen to make themselves look larger and fiercer.
* Most cobras adapt to environments.
* Most cobras are natives of Africa
  - shy
* Most cobras belong to families
  - genus
  - bite people
  - eat amphibians
  - has-part fangs
* Most cobras have ability
  - cytotoxic venom
  - eyesights
  - flexible jaws
  - good eyesights
  - habitats
  - hollow fangs
  - metabolism
  - short fangs
  - slow metabolism
  - tongues
  - kill prey
* Most cobras live in areas
  - jungle
  - tropical areas
* Most cobras possess deadly venom
  - raise heads
* Most cobras respond to stimuli
  - visual stimuli
  - shed skin
* Some cobras are harvested for skin
  - bite mongeese
  - can spit their venom into a victim's eyes, causing extreme pain and blindness
  - eat snakes
  - encounter natural predators
* Some cobras excrete materials
  - waste materials
* Some cobras feed on mammals
  - small mammals
* Some cobras have backs
  - distribution
  - large ranges
  - places
  - pupils
  - the ability to spread their hood
  - kill elephants
* Some cobras lay their eggs in ground holes or under a natural cover, such as a rock
  - nests they assemble themselves
  - occur at elevation
  - produce sound
  - seek shelter
  - specialize in eating only one particular snake species
  - spit venom at their prey
* Some cobras take down rat snakes
  * generally inhabit tropical and desert regions of Asia and Africa. When feeling threatened, cobras can tilt back and flatten their heads into their known by sight warning posture
* are able to raise their body up, spread the hood, and hiss loudly to scare off most threats
  - completely immune to the venom produced by their species
  - elapids
  - famous for the threatening hood at their neck
  - found from southern Africa through southern Asia to islands of Southeast Asia
  - large and diverse group of venomous snakes
  - programming language
  - revered in India and Southeast Asia
  - the only snakes that show at least some sort of parental behavior
  - typically opportunistic hunters, chowing down on whatever prey comes their way
  - very dangerous snakes
  - the elapids, one of the two major families of venomous snake alongside the vipers
* can hear, although they sense sound through contact with the ground much better than humans.
* chase prey.
* come in varying colors from black or dark brown to yellowish white.
  - lizards, frogs, birds, mammals, fish and other snakes
  - extensive tissues that store fat
* includes brains
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - ears
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* lack the sense of hearing.
  - humid and arid savannas, cultivated fields, grasslands and forests
* mostly prey on other snakes.
* prefer locations.
* produce large amount of venom.
* reproduce by laying eggs.
* require coverage.
* silently stalk their prey before attacking with raised heads and great speed.
* strike prey
  - upwards with the snout curled back so the fangs protrude
* swallow prey
  - struggle prey
* threaten meerkats.
* to detect prey.
* use their forked tongue to smell prey.

### animal | vertebrate | reptile | serpent | cobra:

Egyptian cobra
* Most egyptian cobras possess deadly venom
* Some egyptian cobras feed on mammals
  - small mammals
* possess a deadly venom that attacks the nervous system

Indian cobra
* Most indian cobras adapt to environments.
* pay more attention to their eggs than is usual in snakes.