Deadly venomous King cobra on the nest rescued in Bali, Indonesia, the longest venomous snake
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The King cobra (Ophiophagus hannah) is the longest venomous snake in the world. It is a very peaceful species, which does not often come into contact with people in its range in southeastern Asia. However, on Bali island in Indonesia, King cobras don't have a lot of space. There are many people and suitable habitats are disappearing. In this case, a female King cobra built its nest on someone's property. The owner wanted to kill it, but the local team of snake rescuers arrived to relocate the snake and the eggs. We joined Bali Reptile Rescue and gave this beautiful King cobra a new chance to live in peace! 
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Good thing both mama cobra and her eggs are safe and sound ❤
Yes, we were happy about it! Thanks for watching! 🙂
Good thing you rescued her (the her eggs). Look how skinny she is. She's a good mama.
It was great to rescue this King cobra! Thanks for watching!
You guys are so sweet.
Thank you for loving them.
You are so kind, thank you!
The shadow dance was really amazing to see😊. I think you guys are the first to showcase that😂
It was super cool to see! Yeah we don’t know if anyone filmed that before 😀
Lovely that the Cobra and her eggs were spared, thank you for the video.
Hopefully she lives a very long life, she seems quite young at her length.
We also hope that she was safe after we released her! Thank you for watching!
This channel has the most amazing videos. Great job taking mamma and her babies safely away.
You are so kind, thank you very much!
Wonderful.
Many thanks
Thank you very much!
You deserve a huge thanks for gathering all these footages, infos and sharing with us!
Great that you like our videos! Thanks! 🙂
There used to be a video on this platform of a king cobra nest, where the newly hatched snakes emerged and crawed up into the trees. It was an amazing sight. If you could ever capture this for you channel it would be epic. Thanks for your work guys!
Thanks for watching! That would be amazing to film indeed!
Awesome video! Cool snake!
Thank you very much! It was a cool snake indeed!
There are many different characteristics of King Kobra in Indonesia. Both Bali, Java, Sumatera, Kalimantan are exotic
All King cobras are amazing, thanks for watching!
I hope the mama always safe and the eggs are hatched safely! ❤
Yes, we wished her all the best! 🙂
I’ve been watching your videos for 2 years now and have to say that they are the best on RUclips the filming and commentary is second to none 👍.
The mamba videos are amazing.
Am in the Peak District Derbyshire UK
Our only issue is with Adders biting dogs its rare but does happen few dogs didn’t make it
Thanks again you two
Keep it up 👍. Nick
Wow, thank you! So nice to hear that you watch our videos for so long! Interesting info about adders. It seems that there is no antivenom available for animals in the UK…
I love King Cobras. Did all of the eggs hatch? Any video of the newly born babies? That snake looked healthy.. I was surprised at how calm and relatively relaxed she was around you poking at her nest. How much of a danger did she really pose in the area she was rescued? How nomadic are these snakes? I know that their venom is deadly, but how much of a real danger do these snakes pose to humans? From what I have seen from your videos, it appears to me the only real danger that these snakes offer people is when people do not respect them and then mess with them. I think if this snake had been on my property, I would have just let it be. One last rather disturbing question I have for you. How much pain is there from a King Cobra bite? I heard the bite one time described as being equivalent to that of a kitten. Is this true? Just curious. I know the envenomation is the real problem from a King Cobra bite. Any way. Another truly enjoyable and beautiful video of extraordinary quality. Great job. Great snake.
We also love King cobras! We were informed that most of the eggs hatched and babies were released back to nature. We of course could not spend another month and a half on Bali to film the hatching and release, although we would love to. King cobras are usually very calm snakes. From our point of view, she did not pose a big threat to people who own the property. We saved her from people. If we did not come, the owner would kill the snake and destroy the nest. It would be out of fear but of course this King cobra would be only realistically dangerous if someone would try to harm it... A bite from most snakes (except larger constrictors) is not very painful and does not mean a lot of harm in the bitten area. With venomous snakes the envenomation is the dangerous part of course. Thank you very much for your continuous support and we are very happy that you still enjoy watching our videos!
Great video 🎥
Thank you very much!
Two great organizations, as well as two great Instagram pages, doing a marvelous collaboration! Excellent video! I HOPE to see a reticulated python rescue, and hopefully soon!🥰👍🐍❤️
Thanks so much for watching! We filmed a Reticulated python which BRR rescued before we arrived 🙂
Really informative video! Forgive my ignorance, but how do they manage to form the shape of the nest? Glad she and her clutch were safe though.
Thank you! They simply use their body coils to bring up bamboo leaves and they form the nest! It is incredible!
Beautiful intelligent snakes ❤❤❤❤
Yes, they are! Thanks for watching!
King cobras a just amazing among all the cobras 1:18 .
Thanks for watching!
amazing..
Thank you!
I don't know if I'm able to do this, but I would love to suggest a species to highlight. I've been a fan for a long time and my favorite snake is Bungarus Flaviceps, more specifically, Bungarus Flaviceps Baluensis OF mt kinabalu.
Thank you for following our work! Maybe in the future we will get a chance to visit Borneo, for now it is not planned.
Nice story
Thanks!
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Thank you!
Amazing work! Well done!!
Thank you very much! It was a good work by the local team!
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Thanks for watching! 🐍❤️
I think Indian king cobras are much more bigger in length and size
The largest King cobras are probably those from Thailand/Malaysia and some parts of Indonesia. This was a small female. Check the male here from Bali, he was huge: m.ruclips.net/video/nDicziC6Uag/видео.html&pp=ygUba2luZyBjb2JyYSBub3QgYSB0cnVlIGNvYnJh
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You should tag Bali Reptile Rescue and anyone you work with that has a channel
Their name is at the beginning of the video! 🙂
egg stealer demons
The eggs were incubated and Bali Reptile Rescue released the babies.
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Thank you!
@@LivingZoologymy father has been working in Java in 1965 for a year...he made me love snakes...what you did for this king cobra is really great 👌👌👌