Cobra 3D print model

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Cobra refers to multiple species of elapid snakes, with most belonging to the genus Naja.\n\nPhysiology and Defense Mechanisms\nThe majority of known cobras possess potent venom and are equipped with an extraordinary ability: rearing up on their hind legs to display a striking hood when threatened.\n\nSpecies Designated as Cobras\nMembers of the Naja genus, true cobras, effectively raise and deploy hoods as a defense strategy.\n\nOther Notable Cobra Genera and Species Include:\nThe ring-necked spitting cobra, Hemachatus haemachatus, known for its striking neck band and habit of raising and displaying a hood when disturbed[3]\nThe king cobra, Ophiophagus hannah\nTwo tree cobra species, including Goldie's tree cobra and the black tree cobra\nTwo shieldnose cobra species: Aspidelaps scutatus and the Cape coral snake\nTwo black desert cobra species, including Walterinnesia morgani, neither of which exhibits rearing or hood production\nThe American cobra designation, often applied to the eastern coral snake, does not rear or produce a hood\nThe false water cobra, Hydrodynastes gigas, is notable for its mild venom and lack of hood deployment, relying instead on a subtle neck flattening when threatened.\n\nFootnotes