Hidden deep in Africa's untamed terrain is a snake that will surprise you. The Mozambique spitting cobra is the smallest of its species, but don't underestimate its size—this little guy has a ...

According to the African Snakebite Institute, the Mozambique spitting cobra is mostly active at night and often enters houses. Although it accounts for the majority of serious snakebite cases in ...

Warren Dick, The Bluff snake catcher, with the captured Mozambique spitting cobra. Photo: Supplied THE Bluff snake catcher, Warren Dick, successfully caught a massive Mozambique spitting cobra at ...

Dick said while removing the snake, the venom got into his eyes. “We found the huge Mozambique spitting cobra at the entrance of the chicken coup. It was not a record length, but the girth of it ...

Mozambique Spitting Cobra Mozambique Spitting Cobra (Naja mossambica), like the Black-Necked Spitting Cobra, is very defensive and spits venom at its target. The poisonous liquid from its fangs is ...

In a bizarre and rather unsettling incident that happened just recently, a 1.2-metre Mozambique spitting cobra was found in the female bathroom at the Masorini Picnic site in Kruger National Park.

Once they had the model in place, the team tested venoms from four different common snake species: the West African carpet viper, the many-banded krait, the Mozambique spitting cobra, and the Indian ...

The Mozambique spitting cobra, one of Africa's most dangerous snakes, can spit venom accurately up to 3 meters. Its venom contains neurotoxins and cytotoxins, causing paralysis and severe tissue ...