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Naja mossambica

Photo and information credits: Andrea & Antonella Ferrari
Kruger National Park, Limpopo Province, South Africa

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I thought it was such an awesome image... Credits to Rajan Shah‎ 

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@Majingilane:

#47 : Yes, very awesome photo. African najas too ?
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Credits to Vivek Sharma.

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@Majingilane:

I am not a specialist but it is the first time I see a black cobra photo like this one... Really beautiful !
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Naja kaouthia

Photo and information credits: Bernhard Schubert - Wildlife Photography
"This year I went with Rupert G Lewis and Attila Kobori to Malaysia and Thailand for 3 1/2 weeks. We had an awesome trip with lots of snakes. Specifically, we found 75 snakes, represented by 39 species. Of course we did not only find snakes, we saw some nice lizards, amphibians and other animals too.
This picture of a monocled cobra (Naja kauthia) is my absolute fovourite one of the whole trip." October 2015

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Ganesh Srinivasan:
A close encounter with King Cobra the rare green variety at western ghats in April 2016. I could not get a full shot of this beauty since i waiting for hornbill with my 600 mm lens and out of blue came this cobra just 8 to 10 feet from me.

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Indian Cobra (juvenile)

#Devarayanadurga, Tumakuru, Karnataka 
Rescued by WEROAR - Wild animal Emancipation Reptile Oriented Awareness and Rescue. Credits to Rajnish Vishwakarma‎.

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Naja melanoleuca

Photo and information credits: Nick Evans
Northern KwaZulu Natal, South Africa

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Credits to Roshan Katkar.

Tadoba. Moharli gate.

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Agumbe Rainforest Research Station. Credits to Gowri Shankar.

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@Majingilane:

About #55: Protect the tigers (the real land of the tigers), you will also protect (and save) the cobras !
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Puff Adder - Kgalagadi. Credits to Ingrid Bunse.

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(09-09-2016, 06:52 AM)Majingilane Wrote: Puff Adder - Kgalagadi. Credits to Ingrid Bunse.

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A beautiful Naja nivea.
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Beautiful indeed. I loved the striking pattern and colour mix, I think it's the first I've seen this way.
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