The rescue team quickly arrived at the scene and took only 5 minutes to capture the ” beast ” and release it back into the wild. This is the largest snake the family has ever seen.

They think this giant king cobra entered the house to escape the hot weather. Statistics show that each year about 7,000 people in Thailand are treated for snake bites, with 30 deaths, of which cobras are the main cause. 

Previously, a woman in Chiang Mai, Thailand discovered a 4-meter-long cobra when checking her Toyota car before starting her journey. The snake curled up inside the engine compartment while volunteers worked to get it out. 

After 3 hours, the cobra was successfully pulled out and taken to a rescue facility before being released back into the wild. 

All cobra species are venomous and have the ability to lift the head of the body and expand the neck to form a bulging gill shape when threatened. The king cobra is the longest venomous snake in the world.

This snake is threatened due to habitat loss and has been listed as endangered on the IUCN Red List since 2010. This snake is capable of delivering a bite that quickly kills the victim. 

According to estimates, the amount of venom secreted in a king cobra bite is capable of killing an adult elephant and causing death to about 20 adults if not treated. We invite readers to watch more videos: “Confusion” with “beasts” in Vietnam causes a stir in public opinion.