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Where do cobras spread their hoods in the wild?
Quick Answer
Cobras are found across Africa and Asia, depending on the species. Many live in dry forests, grasslands, scrub, and farmland edges.
The Full Story
Cobras are a group of venomous snakes found in Africa and Asia, not one single species. Different species occupy different regions, including the Indian cobra in South Asia, the spitting cobras in Africa, and the Cape cobra in southern Africa. They typically live in forests, savannas, grasslands, and sometimes villages or farms near natural habitat. The hood they display is a defensive posture used to make them look larger and more threatening.
Key Facts
1.Found in Africa and Asia
2.Several species spread their neck hood
3.Lives in forests, grasslands, and scrub
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