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The giant cobra Naja Ashei has enough venom to kill 15 people

The species is named Naja Ashei, after James Ashe, who founded the Bio-Ken snake farm on the tropical coast of Kenya, where the giant snakes were found.

WildlifeDirect President and Kenyan environmentalist Richard Leaky said: “A new species of giant cobra reinforces the evidence that there may be many more unknown species, but hundreds of species are being wiped out by the environment. Their habitat is destroyed.”

Ashe, now dead, first caught a larger-than-normal cobra in the 1960s and assumed it was a different species. Meanwhile, Bio-Ken director Royjan Taylor said the recognition of the new snake species is an opportunity to raise awareness about snake conservation as well as to find a cure for this very venomous snake.