Why are king cobras not part of the genus Naja/not considered a
$ 8.50 · 4.8 (689) · In stock
Answer (1 of 5): king cobra also known as hamadryad, was first describe by Danish naturalist Theodore Edward Cantor in 1836. This venomous snake belongs to the elapidae family. It is the largest venomous snake. Its scientific nomenclature is Ophiophagus hannah. Although it is named the king cobra
Do King Cobras belong to the same genus as other cobras? - Quora
What's the difference between a naja and a king cobra? - Quora
What's the difference between an adder, viper, and a cobra? Are there any other types of snakes that are also considered 'cobras'? - Quora
Is the cobra pearl real? - Quora
Why are king cobras not part of the genus Naja/not considered a true cobra? - Quora
How can we identify an Indian cobra from other types of snakes? - Quora
Do King Cobras belong to the same genus as other cobras? - Quora
What snakes do king cobras eat? - Quora
When do cobras sleep in their natural habitat? - Quora
When do cobras sleep in their natural habitat? - Quora
Why are king snakes called 'king'? - Quora
How to identify an Egyptian cobra? What are its distinguishing characteristics - Quora
What's the difference between a naja and a king cobra? - Quora
How often do male king cobras kill females? - Quora
What is the reason why the King Cobra snake is not included in the genus 'Naja' and becomes the only snake in the genera 'Ophiophagus'? - Quora