The Cauliflower Snake, also known as the King Snake, has the distinctive word "king" on its head. This symbol indicates that this snake is definitely not an ordinary snake. Although the Cauliflower Snake was a non-venomous snake, it was quite strong and could crush almost anything. Venomous snakes that are the same size as themselves include vipers, white-flower snakes, cobras, king cobras, and silver-ringed snakes. , this kind is more common in the country, if the same size can certainly win.
The biggest reason why the cauliflower snake dares to be so arrogant is that he is immune to the venom of many venomous snakes, that is to say, even if these venomous snakes are injected with venom like cauliflower snake's body, for the cauliflower snake it's just like being stabbed by a needle with a needle, it doesn't have any effect at all. Even for the King Cobra that had a lot of venom, the Cauliflower Snake didn't pay any attention to it at all. As long as the king cobra was as big or smaller than itself, the cauliflower snake basically wouldn't back down and would go up to it and actively attack it, eventually turning it into its own food.
The king cobra is the longest venomous snake on the planet. It is usually between 3-4 meters, but can grow up to 5.7 meters. The skin of the king cobra is usually brown, black or olive in color with a pale underbelly. Its most striking feature is its hood, which opens along its upper neck.
The king cobra is also a powerful predator. It typically eats eggs, small mammals and reptiles, including other snakes. It has the ability to erect and open its hood when threatened. In addition, it is said to hiss like a growling dog. Still, unless you feel threatened, the king cobra should avoid human contact. This is the only snake that nests for its young.
Cauliflower snakes can't be said to be vulnerable to king cobras, but they shouldn't be. King cobras are very agile and intelligent, and are not without reason known as snake charmers. Of course, there is a folk saying that "no poisonous snake in ten miles", but this saying must not include the king cobra. It's huge and poisonous, so even a two-legged beast has to move around, so don't try the king cobra.
The cauliflower snake may be non-venomous, but it's big and mean. It usually feeds on frogs, birds or mice in farmland, but when food resources are scarce, they also choose to prey on other kinds of snakes, even their own kind, which can be very cruel. Moreover, the cauliflower snake is the only aggressive snake among non-venomous snakes, which is highly lethal, violent and territorial. It will attack other snakes if they accidentally enter its territory. Moreover, the cauliflower snake has an innate immunity to the venom of poisonous snakes, so venomous snakes are usually not arrogant in front of the cauliflower snake. In most cases, they are strangled and swallowed by the cauliflower snake.