By Sushant Agarwal
Published on | Feb 18, 2025
Dive into the world of snakes that surprisingly eat their own kind. Discover these intriguing predators and their habits.
The King Cobra preys on other snakes, displaying remarkable hunting prowess and assertive territorial behaviour.
Known for its glossy black skin, the Eastern Indigo displays a unique appetite for other snake species.
This Australian native, the King Brown snake, devours fellow snakes, showcasing its formidable survival instincts.
Its striking colours aren't just for display; the Blue Malaysian Coral Snake includes other snakes in its diet.
The Banded Krait’s diet consists of other snakes, a strategy that aids in its elusive survival in the wild.
Fast and fierce, the Coachwhip snake uses its speed to hunt down and consume other snakes effectively.
Kingsnakes are adept at constricting and consuming fellow serpents, highlighting their adaptability and survival skills.