Cobras have the hood to intimidate possible threats. They only have a limited amount of venom at any certain point. Therefore they try to scare away threats before trying to bite or spit venom. This way they can conserve their venom and keep themselves out of harms way.
so they can be bigger
Cobra
It does not have a hood like a cobra has. But it has the ability to raise a third of its body of the ground and spread a narrow hood.
The snake with a hood behind its head is the cobra. This hood can expand when the cobra feels threatened or is about to strike, displaying its distinctive markings and warning potential threats.
The cobra is an animal that has a hood, which it expands when feeling threatened to appear larger and ward off potential predators.
No. They will raise up, as high as 6', and spread their hood to make themselves look bigger and more dangerous. But they do not mimic anything.
A Cobra has got a hood and it looks lik a snake. A Cobra is has venom and a eel doesn't
Its called hood.
a cobra
The hood.
When threatened, most members of the cobra family can expand their neck ribs to form a widened hood in a characteristic threat display. The name cobra comes from the Portuguese phrase cobra de capelo, which means snake with hood.
The flaps on a cobra that you see on it's neck is called a "Hood." When you see the hood closed it means it's in a calm mood. When it's in an attack stance, the hood will open and the hood shows the target that it's going to attack. Also they shoot acid at your eyes to blind you so they can get into their prey. The most deadliest snake, a cobra, also known as a King Cobra.
A cobra