I am not sure but it would be cool if you found a you tube video showing such a contest. All we have is rattlesnakes, eleven species and the deadly but tiny coral snake.

King Cobra eating other snakes

King Eating

Which would win if one were to put a bunch of wild, or even family Hogs, into the fray against all of the snakes you could put in place?

All I would see is a bunch of fatter hogs!

To most all Pigs, snakes are merely Appitizers/Appetizers !

Edited by opuslola - 19-Nov-2010 at 18:23

Dear Deathless here are some photos of my "little piggies!"

http://urbanlegends.about.com/gi/o.htm?zi=1/XJ&zTi=1&sdn=urbanlegends&cdn=newsissues&tm=45&gps=343_278_1494_552&f=20&su=p284.9.336.ip_p504.1.336.ip_&tt=29&bt=1&bts=0&zu=http%3A//www.naturetours.com.tr/approches/approches.htm

Cute aren't they? At maybe 300 lbs, perhaps they might be able to take care of a big snake!

Regards,

Edited by opuslola - 21-Nov-2010 at 21:11

i am glad pakistan doesnt have these dangerous snakes or any other dangerous animals, but i know you indians have a lot of these, i dont know how you guys live. 80% of pakistan is a desert country, while 80% of india is forest or green country, that makes a huge difference in the types of animals there are in the two countries

King is snake eater,so dimensions are not his problem:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2bqvXhQQX1E

Originally posted by ranjithvnambiar An Adult King Cobra

Wow, I didn't even know they grew to that size. One that size can probably move really fast too. We went to see some tourist attractions last year and they had an exhibit on snakes. The King Cobra was definitely the most impressive or maybe it just seems that way since I'm such a big fan of Indiana Jones.

Edited by MillerA - 28-Mar-2011 at 11:27

Black or green, mambas  are more dangerous to man, not to king cobra.Mamba can be more agile than king but not stronger.Once over powered, mamba is a meal.

King Cobra is a notorious snake hunter.

But the Black Mamba can reach 14 feet in length with more drop-for-drop lethal venom (at least to humans). Before it's antivenom was introduced the Black Mamba had a mortality rate of nearly 100% in humans. Usually  killing it's victim in 20 minutes or less.

Now, the question remains, are King Cobras immune to other snake venoms? If yes? Does it matter?

The King Cobra and Black Mamba do not share natural geography therefore they aren't natural enemies.

Otherwise, we are probably looking at a draw in which both snakes lose their lives. Because it don't matter if the King Cobra is the aggressor, the Black Mamba is still 99.9% (my guestimate) sure to get in it's own bite before it expires.