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Ashe’s spitting cobra

reptile

Also known as: Naja ashei

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spitting cobras

In spitting cobra: Species, range, and conservation status
characteristics IUCN Red List category Ashe’s spitting cobra Naja ashei Eastern Africa at 1.3 to 2.0 meters long (4 to 6.5 feet), the largest species of spitting cobra least concern Mali cobra, also called the Katian spitting cobra Naja katiensis West Africa a brown snake; juveniles are diurnal, but adults…
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