Amazing footage and again I love the fact you do not use music in the background and stick to the natural sound of nature. The Mozambique cobra is a very attractive snake. Please keep the good work, more snakes please.

This is the first time I’m watching a very good video that has captured cobra spitting too closely and clearly. I can imagine how much effort and time you would have spent on this and on top of everything, it’s a dangerous thing to do. Thank you very much.

Amazing footage, but the ambient noise is something special. Well done!

Folks, this is simply fricking amazing. This is seriously better than any NatGeo documentary that I’ve watched, usually with useless dramatic music in the background. Simply filming the snake on its habitat, as if one was there. THANKS.

Whenever you put on a new video, I know a treat is guaranteed. This one is perhaps the most extraordinarily excellent one yet. Superb footage - thanks a million1

Awesome as always!. Beautifully recorded with video and still shots. I somehow missed how they play dead. Again, nicely done for all involved!

At 7:00 when I read "most cobras hoop up if they feel threatened" I started laughing while imagining a cobra trying to dribble a basketball 😂😂

The most enjoyable and informative nature videos on YT. Love how it is narrated solely by text providing us with the sounds of nature. Incredible work!

I would not want to encounter one of these ferocious species. Beautiful and fascinating but dangerous and deadly! Good job. Hope u can climb to a bigger following on KZfaq!

The no music and voice over makes this that much more amazing

Great video 📹 as always , stunning photographs and its an amazing snake 🐍

I love the videos but the sounds are the best

Amazing pics especially the spitting pics. Good job.

Great video. I love this channel!

Great work done , excellent photography

Great production once again, keep up the good work team 🐍

Sweet video, I appreciate the upload!

Another beauty from Living Zoology. This snake was awesome,"Nature's own missile launcher" the speed of spitting was unbelievable.Playing dead trick was classic,just thought of anybody approaching the snake assuming its dead just gave me jitters. Beautiful frames & as usual the sound of nature made it much more beautiful..Thank you team..

It's always a joy to discover a new video from Living Zoology. Beautifully filmed, as always. I hope you don't take offence if I point out that the Rinkhals isn't a cobra (i.e. it doesn't belong to the genus Naja). It is a monotypic Hemachatus.

Superb photography...... well done.👌

Really enjoying this series, thank you.

Awesome!!!! As always...👌😃

I love the venomous snake videos on your channel - more than any other channel on youtube. However, rinkhals is not a cobra; it's an elapid, but I'm not aware of it ever even causing any deaths. I really love these videos, though! I had never heard of the large green-eyed tree snake prior to your video on the boomslang, and now I'm hyper anxious for more studies and info on it.

Congratulations, great work !👌🏻

Nature is so astonishingly beautiful and haunting at the same time. Nature is everything.

Your crew does it all. Thank you

If I go by the screen shot, the video will be amazing. 👌

V jaké rezervaci je to natáčeno? Niassa? Jinak parádní.. jako vždy :)

Monocled cobras also have been know to spit on occasion. Not all can do it but it’s not that uncommon to see one spit. Another great video. Love this channel

Superb footage

cobras are awesome, spitting cobras, fantastic creatures. so many varieties.

Nice vidéo thank s for sharing 🐛🐛🐛🌹

Fantastic work. Really enjoyed it.

@Living\ Zoology from the organic chemistry / toxicology point of view - it would be very interesting to get a sample of the venom: a) from spitting VS b) from a bite / venom milking. I mean does the snake use the same venom for both OR is the venom adjusted for the specific action? Just curious :-) (Well many snakes - are able to deliver a warning "dry bite", right? so I am wondering if they can control even more...)

Thanks for this beautiful video.

Hi,how do one identify cobras who spit venoms, and cobras who don't spit venoms in the forest?please reply me

1. You guys get the most phenomenal photography of these beautiful snakes. 2. Cobras are evil looking. I would never go near one. 3. Those birds in the background. The car alarm bird. That is maddening.

Excellent footage!!!

Wow! Superb.

They spit with such evil intentions, "come at me Bro!" 😂 amazing animals!

In Black Mamba video I think, Living Zoology guys, experts respectfully, showed me that really no snake will deliberately attack you if they are not threatened or disturbed. Fantastic people! Very very good video again. So this spits us or bites us we are in trouble.

amassing to see is this close clear thanks for this effort .

Well presented and honest project. I am impressed! Keep up the good work.

It´s definitely not in my plans to have a face to face encounter with one of these through my life. I had shaking chills just from watching . Great content once again.

Thanx for the best captured and good informative video.

Mozambique spitting cobra is my fav cobra

Wow amazing.😱👍👍👍

As an eight year old boy, on the banks of the Zambesi, I went ahead of my parents and found myself staring down at a snake at the foot of a tree, it stared up at me with intense eye contact. A Zambian man ran up and started hitting the snake with a stick. I had been staring into the eyes of a spitting cobra. I'm very very lucky that man saved me from being blinded.

Deadly but beautiful 👌

Outsmarting Living Zoology is not easily accomplished by many creatures. Very enjoyable and informative videos from all parts of the globe.

I'd like to add something about these amazing creatures if i allowed. Those venom which spitted is harmless on the skin, as long as you don't swallow it or there is no open wound in spitted area. Edit: Sorry for my bad English

Awesome Snakes

I was impressed by their commitment and dedication to such dangerous work, just to bring to our notice and knowledge the world of naja mossambica.. Cheers to you, I hope you go a long way!!

Pro video maker

Amazing

How do you guys even walk around with those huge sacks between your legs?! LOL Fantastic video!

thank you for your effort.

The video started & my cat was looking for the birds.

Cobras always have the look of an absolutely disapproving teacher. Love snek anyways 🐍❤️

Spitting cobras, nature’s own pepper spray

Beautiful snake

9:40 What a picture. You didn't get that one the first take! Okay Cobra,,,,, get ready to spit again,,,,, I've got film in the camera this time! Okay I'm old! Thanks for the video!

Amazing zoology is a really nice 👍👌👍👍 great amazing spitting cobra

Would love to see a footage of a Mozambique cobra eating a black mamba

Note toself: boots and goggles on my trip to Mozambique

Whoa and wow!

This snake reminds me of the dilophosaurus from jurrassic park, super cool

Hi Living Zoology! This is interesting to see spitting cobra! I hope that spitting cobras are different from forest cobras like the one we have in Uganda! So hopefully we will enjoy this video.👍

Your all great

Essa é Power!!!

Even in slow motion it is incredibly fast.

No voice-over is the special of this video. Coverage is too good.

We have Mozambique spitting cobras living in our backyard.We already had them removed before butmthey seem to have bred again

Mozambique here!

This is probably the scariest video on KZfaq.

is this naja mossambica more poisonous than the black mamba?i cant seem to find anything on that

Cobras are a very beautiful species very

It would be interesting if you go to south america to documentaring bushmasters and lanceheads

This was amazing living zoology

Have u guys seen snakes in the city In there they catch these ....it gives me chills .

Spitting cobras are similar to monocled cobras

What is the reason to split immediately??

How long does it take for the Cobra to reproduce the venom ? Thanks

to capture spitting in a photo, need to use burst modes in some of the new cameras you will get extremely fast succession of shots and you'll get the entire process captured. Try SONY A9

This is a very extremely dangerous snake in the way it doesn't always hood up when it spits, it might look like a simple snake, until suddenly it starts spitting even without a hood. Even the eay it can spit from a very narrow space or a hole that it uses as a hideout shows how accurate it is

Mostly 3-4 ml one time highly

Wow when you actually look at their puffy heads in attack mode they look like turtles but without leg's never notice that before

Why does it keep spitting venom when nothing is close to it.

OP bro

I m curious why he is spitting Btw great documentary

But what is it spitting its venom at? Does it casually spits all the time?

I had no idea there were snakes that played dead. The one at 6:55 is particularly sneaky. You’d think their ability to spit in the eyes for up to nine feet would be enough of a defense. EDIT: Corrected nine meters to nine feet (3 meters ~ 9 feet).

I wonder if a Rinkhals showed the Cobra how to spit? In India,some of the Monocled that "Mirza MD Arif" rescues from one locale' has this trait,while others do not from another location. The Monocled that do,are in a area where Spitting Cobra's are. I wonder if Spitting Cobra span the geographic location between them all. Pretty neat to contemplate. Somehow (Maybe through shipping),a huge Cape Cobra got to India and when rescuing it did not just come at him the one charge through span of body,it did those charges twice (2 body length spans)and locked its fangs onto his thigh of his Camo military pants. He was very lucky as it hung right off the material. Very Angry Cobra that was as I revisit that video often.

1:42 Spitting cobra.

I am thinking that if this snake came into home then how it will rescue

@ 2:40 Minute, the Eyes (Mozambique Cobra) look more captivating compared to other Cobras in this Video.

How you people do that.. 😯 I am scared 😱 only by watching on KZfaq.

beautiful solar eclipse eyes

they aim for the eyes, which can lead to permanent blindness, in case you where wondering

Can someone tell me what the lion cub is carrying?