Banded Water Cobra

Banded Water Cobra. The false water cobra’s size abundance within its range and generalist diet make it an important predator in the region it inhabits This snake feeds primarily on tadpoles fish frogs and other aquatic amphibians It also eats reptiles mammals and birds found in wetland habitats False water cobras are voracious aggressive predators They hunt by grabbing and partially coiling.

banded water cobra (Naja annulata) species (former binomial name Boulengerina annulata) plus the Congo water cobra (Naja christyi) an African burrowing cobra species Naja multifasciata previously named Paranaja multifasciata all snakes of the Aspidelaps genus (Elapidae family) elapid snakes of the Pseudohaje genus.

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One of these majestic snakes is with no doubt the Naja annulata (formerly Boulengerina annulata) better known as the Banded Water Cobra or the Ringed Water Cobra Don’t mistaken it with the Banded Water Snake which is a species endemic to the southern United States The unique water cobra on the other hand is native to western and central Africa and .

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The West African banded cobra is a subspecies of the forest cobra that was only recently determined to be its own species by a research group out of Bangor University’s School of Natural Science.