King cobras kill with a single bite, yet when faced with another king cobra....

[blahblah99]

they do the dance, and the first king cobra to pin the head of the other cobra wins the territory.

 

[bradruth]

Cobras - hisssssss!

Panthers - Meeeeooooooooooooow!

 

[Twista]

omg

MUSTANGS! own ;] cobra svt!

 

[iamme]

do they do a little dance?

do they make a little love?

do they get down tonight?

 

[GoingUp]

Someone has to dig up a video of this! I wanna see!

 

[Lorn]

Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

 

[coolred]

[Homer]AHHHH Cobras[/Homer]

 

[blahblah99]

Originally posted by: NOLOVE
Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

Give two guys who are fighting each a gun, and the first to land a bullet is the victor.

King cobras do their dance, and the loser just leaves unharmed and gives up his territory.

 

[neonerd]

Originally posted by: iamme
do they do a little dance?

do they make a little love?

do they get down tonight?

 

[Goosemaster]

Originally posted by: neonerd

Originally posted by: iamme
do they do a little dance?

do they make a little love?

do they get down tonight?

 

[Nebor]

I seriously doubt their venom is poisonous to themselves. Do you think they store it in a totally seperated and entirely sealed system in their heads?

 

[Lorn]

Originally posted by: blahblah99

Originally posted by: NOLOVE
Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

Give two guys who are fighting each a gun, and the first to land a bullet is the victor.

King cobras do their dance, and the loser just leaves unharmed and gives up his territory.

Kind of like a B-Boy battle.

 

[Toki]

Originally posted by: Nebor
I seriously doubt their venom is poisonous to themselves. Do you think they store it in a totally seperated and entirely sealed system in their heads?

i remember hearing that with some snakes, you can make them drool, poisoning them. perhaps cobras are different, but probably not.

 

[blahblah99]

Originally posted by: Nebor
I seriously doubt their venom is poisonous to themselves. Do you think they store it in a totally seperated and entirely sealed system in their heads?

Even if it wasn't, they can still peck each other to death.

 

[EvilYoda]

Originally posted by: neonerd

Originally posted by: iamme
do they do a little dance?

do they make a little love?

do they get down tonight?

makes me think of the Nutty Professor, the first one...

 

[gutharius]

Originally posted by: NOLOVE
Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

Snakes are immune to their own venom. Same way Chinese emperors were made immune to common poisons by ingesting small doses of the poison so their body could learn how to deal with it.

 

[gutharius]

Originally posted by: Nebor
I seriously doubt their venom is poisonous to themselves. Do you think they store it in a totally seperated and entirely sealed system in their heads?

True it is not poisonous to themselves. Yes they have venom sacs which store the venom for ejection via a tubule in their mouth (cobras) or via their fangs (more common snakes).

 

[aidanjm]

Originally posted by: Toki

Originally posted by: Nebor
I seriously doubt their venom is poisonous to themselves. Do you think they store it in a totally seperated and entirely sealed system in their heads?

i remember hearing that with some snakes, you can make them drool, poisoning them. perhaps cobras are different, but probably not.

how do you make then drool, show them a sexy mrs. snake?

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: aidanjm

Originally posted by: Toki

Originally posted by: Nebor
I seriously doubt their venom is poisonous to themselves. Do you think they store it in a totally seperated and entirely sealed system in their heads?

i remember hearing that with some snakes, you can make them drool, poisoning them. perhaps cobras are different, but probably not.

how do you make then drool, show them a sexy mrs. snake?

Or a well prepared mouse.

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: blahblah99

Originally posted by: NOLOVE
Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

Give two guys who are fighting each a gun, and the first to land a bullet is the victor.

King cobras do their dance, and the loser just leaves unharmed and gives up his territory.

In the animal world, it does no species any good to kill another of its own kind. This is why most deadly animals have rituals and generally do little harm to one another when it comes to chance encounters.

You have described a ritual of dominance. There is no need to fight to the death over territory in this instance.

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: gutharius

Originally posted by: Nebor
I seriously doubt their venom is poisonous to themselves. Do you think they store it in a totally seperated and entirely sealed system in their heads?

True it is not poisonous to themselves. Yes they have venom sacs which store the venom for ejection via a tubule in their mouth (cobras) or via their fangs (more common snakes).

WTF?

All venomous snakes inject venom with fangs. The spitting cobra (I believe is what you are refering to) is no different. The venom is ejected through the fangs and is aimed at the eyes of would be attackers.

 

[Red Dawn]

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: blahblah99

Originally posted by: NOLOVE
Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

Give two guys who are fighting each a gun, and the first to land a bullet is the victor.

King cobras do their dance, and the loser just leaves unharmed and gives up his territory.

In the animal world, it does no species any good to kill another of its own kind. This is why most deadly animals have rituals and generally do little harm to one another when it comes to chance encounters.

You have described a ritual of dominance. There is no need to fight to the death over territory in this instance.

Tell that to Lions!

 

[meltdown75]

Originally posted by: iamme
do they do a little dance?

do they make a little love?

do they get down tonight?

:laugh:

 

[Iron Woode]

Originally posted by: Red Dawn

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: blahblah99

Originally posted by: NOLOVE
Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

Give two guys who are fighting each a gun, and the first to land a bullet is the victor.

King cobras do their dance, and the loser just leaves unharmed and gives up his territory.

In the animal world, it does no species any good to kill another of its own kind. This is why most deadly animals have rituals and generally do little harm to one another when it comes to chance encounters.

You have described a ritual of dominance. There is no need to fight to the death over territory in this instance.

Tell that to Lions!

The only time a fight to the death occures in the deffence of the pride. The male lion will also kill the cubs of the previous male lion. This is to remove them from the gene pool.

 

[Nebor]

Originally posted by: Iron Woode

Originally posted by: blahblah99

Originally posted by: NOLOVE
Why is that odd? They both know they can f*ck eachother up if they play too rough...

Give two guys who are fighting each a gun, and the first to land a bullet is the victor.

King cobras do their dance, and the loser just leaves unharmed and gives up his territory.

In the animal world, it does no species any good to kill another of its own kind. This is why most deadly animals have rituals and generally do little harm to one another when it comes to chance encounters.

They must have learned that from us humans! :thumbsup: