The best spitting cobra footage I've ever seen. Fantastic job!!

The red spitting cobra happens to be my favourite cobra species

All cobras are beautiful. Great Video

I have become regular viewer of this channels deliveries. Boomslang film , Arizona rattlesnakes and this spitting cobra film was so satisfying. No one can resist to capture footage in middle and somewhere of the photography . Photography is mind blowing. I have captured few amazing clicks out of these videos. Thanks. Keep exploring . Above all, the concept of silent filming just the sound of nature, I loved the most . Yes, The mozambique spitting cobra is now my favourite ❤

OMG, you guys really did it, you really make a documentary about ashe's spitting cobra. I always curious about that particular species of spitting cobra. Thanks a lot Living Zoology, i appreciate it👍👍👍👍👍

Really beautiful snakes and amazing video! Super! You are the best!

Always looking forward to your next video! What an amazing work!! Thank you so so much!!!

I absolutely love your nature videos - top notch!

Amazing documentary. Thanks for sharing!

Great footage ! And wonderful snakes … their characteristic is spitting , but I think they can bite like others snakes as well!

You are legend. Epic!

Beautiful snakes. As always, I watch your movies with delight. Thank you!

Just did your survey, and I don't know why your views dropped in November. I love all your videos!

It's all amazing snakes from Africa, super amazing video from LZ thank you so much for hard working, because according to the video, it's seems like all the snakes are from different countries, that is really hard work. 🙏🙏🐍🐍

Another great one, LZ! Here's a question: Which of the 4 has the highest toxicity? It seems obvious that the Mozambique ejects and perhaps injects the largest amount of venom... but which of the 4 has the most toxic?

Beautifully done!

I love these snakes ! Superb !

Really enjoy your videos. Very informative and excellent videography.

I like to watch these from a distance and enjoy them

These are amazing snakes. The shininess of the snakes surprises me. They look like if one were to shine a light on them at night that they would almost glow. I think the mambas appear that way as well. The species here seems to have a brightness to them that rattlesnakes, pythons, or even the vipers that were shown here on your channel do not. Is it true that "spitting" the venom is really kind of a misnomer? I picture the mechanism that allows the snake to shoot the venom out is similar to a syringe shooting the liquid inside out. Is this a more apt analogy? I was also surprised by how small the fangs appear to be. They look like they could be smaller than the average domesticated cats teeth. Is this true? I do not have a good reference in the video to judge the fang length. You got some great shots of the fangs of the Mozambique Spitting Cobra. You say here that the accuracy of the "spit" is so many meters. Is that the full range of the venom "spit?" Lastly, depsite the description of these snakes as being big, they appear quite small in body mass. I get the feeling from seeing them crawl through the grass, that a rattlesnake of similar length would be "thicker" than these snakes? Is this true? Again, I have no real reference point in your videos to judge largely due to my unfamiliarity with the terrain and other background objects. I think all of these snake species are some of the most beautiful and eye appealing snakes in the world. The first two species featured here could wind beauty pagents. They would be pleasant to have around just for their colouring and aesthetic appeal. It really is hard not to look at them. Thank you again for this video. I know that it could not have been a safe adventure largely because of your proximity to these snakes. They thought you were threats when they were hooded and "spitting." Great video. I loved all of it. I could have easily wathced another hour of these snakes just crawling around and basking in the sun. Thank you for this fascinating video.

Naja ashei, happens to be my favourite

I really Ike the way these videos are done. Superb.

an other amazing video :)

Fantastic!!

Do spitting Cobras Produce venom faster than non spitting cobras? Great vid!

The Sounds are great 👍

4 very beautiful and deadly animals.

Wonderful!

My favourite spitting cobras are black-necked, Ashe's, Western barred, mozambique, nubian, and Rinkhals

Excellent footage!

Your channel is very educational and good especially children and teens. I suggest you feature some of snakes here in my country Philippines.

Brilliant!! Can I get your permission to make a screenshot of Mfezi and share it on a snake group in South Africa? Your excellent work needs to be seen by others.

Awesome snakes I must say. Can you upload the copperhead and the cottonmouth at some point

I have seen SEA coral ..... the same color as that red spitter.... in the scuba areas of Thailand,............. that is a very spectacular pinkish red , I don't even know what to calll it, vermillion ? Safflower Pink ( Rosa catarmo in Italian (?) very special. Thanks so much for showing that snake . What a treat ! ) They all looke very healthy, were any covered in ticks or mites or scars that were not shown in the footage ?

Afrika.super.amazing.video.afrika.kobras.

Thank you for watching everyone! We lost internet connection at home at the end of this video, so if we did not manage to answer your questions, feel free to ask under the video!

Just a quick question out of curiosity- why aren't the videos in 60fps?

Beauty and creepy at the same time! Do they also bite as defense, or just spitting?

Nice information. 👍 Monocled Cobra is an Indian spitting Cobra......

First minute of this video is beautiful. The daily sounds of Africa and what I hear daily on the farm in Trelawney. It becomes a part of you The only time I get worried is when it goes quiet suddenly. Then I become scared😢🥺😭😭

Why did spitting evolved only in elapids or are there any collubrid or vipers that spit too?

A cobra is any snake constituting the subfamily Najinae, there are over forty-four extant cobra species under eleven genera and three tribes, the tribes are Aspidelapini (Primitive Cobras), Afronajini (African Cobras), and Najini (Asiatic Cobras), Aspidelapini contains six extant species under three genera: the Goldie's Tree Cobra (Pseudohaje goldii), the Black Tree Cobra (Pseudohaje nigra), the Desert Cobra (Walterinnesia aegyptia), the Morgan's Cobra (Walterinnesia morgani), the Shield-Nosed Cobra (Aspidelaps scutatus), and the Coral Cobra (Aspidelaps lubricus), Afronajini contains twenty-three extant species under four genera: the Red Spitting Cobra (Afronaja pallida), the Nubian Cobra (Afronaja nubiae), the Mali Cobra (Afronaja katiensis), the Black-Necked Spitting Cobra (Afronaja nigricollis), the Giant Spitting Cobra (Afronaja ashei), the Mozambique Cobra (Afronaja mossambica), the Black-Banded Spitting Cobra (Afronaja nigricincta), the Burrowing Cobra (Boulengerina multifasciata), the Dwarf Water Cobra (Boulengerina nana), the Christy's Water Cobra (Boulengerina christyi), the Ringed Water Cobra (Boulengerina annulata), the West African Banded Cobra (Boulengerina savannula), the Brown Forest Cobra (Boulengerina subfulva), the Black Forest Cobra (Boulengerina guineensis), the Pero Escobar's Cobra (Boulengerina peroescobari), the Black-and-White-Lipped Cobra (Boulengerina melanoleuca), the Ring-Necked Spitting Cobra (Hemachatus haemachatus), the Yellow Cobra (Uraeus niveus), the Senegal Cobra (Uraeus senegalensis), the Egyptian Cobra (Uraeus haje), the Arabian Cobra (Uraeus arabicus), the Snouted Cobra (Uraeus annuliferus), and the Anchita's Cobra (Uraeus anchietae), and Najini contains fifteen extant species under four genera: the Caspian Cobra (Naja oxiana), the Indian Cobra (Naja naja), the Sri Lanka Cobra (Naja ceylonensis), the Andaman Cobra (Naja sagittifera), the King Cobra (Ophiophagus hannah), the Monocled Cobra (Sinonaja kaouthia), the Chinese Cobra (Sinonaja atra), the Taiwan Cobra (Sinonaja formosana), the Hainan Cobra (Sinonaja hainana), the Burmese Cobra (Sondaicophis mandalayensis), the Indochinese Cobra (Sondaicophis siamensis), the Equatorial Spitting Cobra (Sondaicophis sumatranus), the Javan Spitting Cobra (Sondaicophis sputatrix), the Visayan Cobra (Sondaicophis samarensis), and the Philippine Cobra (Sondaicophis philippinensis).

I'm new but ya'll are 1 of my favorite snake channels and I'm really picky on snake channels. Thx to everyone! 💙 🙏

I have a question how far can black necked spitting cobra spit

Which one is the Ringhals Spitting Cobra?

How do you manage to film them exactly when spit, it must be very difficult to find the right moment.

What a beautiful beautiful beautiful woman x

The one cobra that living zoology miss is the snouted cobra. The snouted cobra is most underrated cobra’s of Africa. That my opinion

I notice how these snakes look like their surroundings. God is an amazing designer. Your videos are fantastic 🙂

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I don't believe that these spitting cobras mistake humans for food! Especially when they are asleep & not moving, that doesn't make sense at all... 🐍💕🐍

My man I like your videos but where the zebra spitter... 😢

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nice video! , missed the banded spittingcobra here Naja nigricincta

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Snakes in the city I saw the Mozambique spitting cobra.

Beautiful show by you guys , as always. Loved the close ups, the ambient noise of birds and the slow motion views of venom discharging through the air, altogether very peaceful, and pretty and yet also ominous !

Samar Cobras are mine

Mozambique more like to king cobra ..

Not to villainize any particular species of snake, but we’ve probably all asked ourselves which deadly species we would least like to stumble upon unexpectedly. There are valid reasons for many, but there’s something uniquely threatening about a 6 foot snake that can spit venom in your eyes from 10 feet away. It’s definitely a top contender. What unexpected snake encounter would you fear the most?

how do they mistake a human for a meal ? last time I checked humans are not on their menu

Black spitting cobra pulm my hand 🖐️ 2020 im so lucky may Allah save my life...

Do you not realize that Allah is glorified by whoever is in the heavens and on earth, even by the birds in formation? Each knows its manner of prayer and praise. Allah knows what they do24/21

Why Rinkhals are not from same genus as Naja.. what is their evolution.. KC is a distinct relative of Mambas.. who are the closest relatives to Rinkhals and are all spitting cobras are Rinkhals???? @livingzoology

Black Necked Spitting Cobra's hole body is Black. Why it called black-necked instead of Black Spitting Cobra?

I hate snakes.. but i like your video.

Do those bastards bite too? And hold on ?

Do those bastards bite too? And hold on ?