In nature's ecological chain, species tend to be mutually restrained, it is because of the mutual restraint to make the food chain to achieve a balanced state, in the food chain is not destroyed under the premise of very few species will be flooded, the king cobra is also the same, they have a nemesis, in the native environment, the king cobra's natural natural enemies have two kinds of: hawks and snake mongoose.

The first: hawks. Most hawk recipes include snakes, and in the king cobra's range, there lives a not-so-large hawk, the pallid eagle. The body length of the hawk averages about half a meter and weighs between 500-1100 grams. Its sharp beak can peck the snake's head open, and finally the poisonous snake into a "spicy noodles" to eat, in the fight with the king cobra, it will usually use many times to dive to consume, and wait until the king cobra's stamina is almost consumed, and then take advantage of its not ready to sharp eagle claws to catch up or claws will be pressed to the ground, and constantly pecked with the beak.

The second species: snake mongoose. If the pinto honey badger is the nemesis of African venomous snakes, then the nemesis of Asian venomous snakes is undoubtedly the snake mongoose, which is not a single animal but a collective name for the three mainly venomous species under the mongoose family: the Egyptian mongoose, the red-cheeked mongoose and the gray mongoose.