The Indian King Cobra does not recognize its owner. The Indian king snake is a particularly smart cold-blooded animal. No matter how long it is kept, it will not quickly recognize its owner and develop feelings for its owner like a dog. But if you feed it yourself often, over time it will become familiar with the owner's scent, know that the owner is harmless, and will not attack the owner.

Precautions for raising Indian King Cobra

1. The Indian King Cobra is a highly venomous snake. Breeding Indian King Cobra requires surgery to remove the toxicity before breeding. Yes, this is safer.

2. Raising Indian King Cobras requires a certain large environment. Ordinary snake boxes are not suitable because they become large and active when they reach adulthood.

3. When raising Indian King Cobra, you should choose fresh mice, chicken breasts, and snakes. Use feeding tongs when feeding to prevent bites.