The red-necked venomous cobra is an exotic species and is not a nationally protected animal. Next, let's take a look at other information about the red-necked cobra!

The red-necked cobra is One of the few venomous cobras, it is terrestrial and is mainly active at night. They eat a wide variety of vertebrates, including frogs, lizards, birds, and mice. When the red-necked cobra is in danger, it can spray venom at the enemy through the fine holes in the tip of its fangs, and its range can reach up to two meters.