Mother cobra turned architect? Meet the female cobras who build basket-sized fortresses to keep the next generation safe!
In a remarkable display of maternal instinct, female king cobras in South India's Western Ghats construct elaborate leaf nests to protect their eggs. These venomous giants meticulously build protective domes, ensuring warmth and safety for their clutch. The mother fiercely guards her nest for up to 100 days, a testament to her unwavering devotion to new life.
In a remarkable display of maternal instinct, female king cobras in South India's Western Ghats construct elaborate leaf nests to protect their eggs. These venomous giants meticulously build protective domes, ensuring warmth and safety for their clutch. The mother fiercely guards her nest for up to 100 days, a testament to her unwavering devotion to new life.
