Malaysia's most famous snake charmer put on daring shows, going so far as to kiss his deadly reptiles. Over the years, many snakes sank their fangs into him. He suffered his first king cobra bite ...

Meet Malaysia’s very own team of Indiana Jones, the nation’s unsung heroes, King Cobra Squad (SKC) - the only snake handling team which was set up in 2015 under the Fire and Rescue Department.

A King Cobra's average lifespan in captivity is 17 years. Share or comment on this article: Malaysian soldier GRABS hold of a deadly King Cobra after staring down the huge snake ...

A Malaysian known as the "Snake King" for his commanding performances with scorpions and snakes over the last 25 years has died after being bitten by a King Cobra during a show, news reports said ...

The battle between the cobra and its prey, a python, was watched by a small group of nature enthusiasts. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read more at straitstimes.com.

A snake charmer who made a name for himself as Malaysia's Snake King has died after being bitten by a king cobra. Ali Khan Samsudin, 48, had entered the record books for locking himself in small ...

In this episode, I give you a full update on Taco, my red-throated King Cobra - one of the most dangerous snakes ... Russia responsible for shooting down Malaysia Airlines flight MH17, UN aviation ...

T he world's longest venomous snake, called the king cobra, is actually divided into four species now due to reclassifications according to recent findings. This classification change was ...

In 1937, near Port Dickson, Malaysia, a king cobra was caught and recorded as the longest venomous snake at 18 feet 8 inches. Taken to the London Zoo, its fate changed with World War II's outbreak.

A new study has revealed that the world’s longest venomous snake, the king cobra, is not a single species, as previously thought, but rather four genetically distinct species. Led by wildlife ...

Meet Malaysia’s very own team of Indiana Jones, the nation’s unsung heroes, King Cobra Squad (SKC) - the only snake handling team which was set up in 2015 under the Fire and Rescue Department (JPBM).