To say that nature is complementary, animals have their own natural enemies, so there will be the fastest animals in the world, thus escaping from the clutches of natural enemies. As a kind of snake, many people are afraid of animals, but snakes also have their own natural enemies. Even the largest snake in the world has to walk around in front of its natural enemies. Let's look at the natural enemies of snakes.

Natural enemy of snake: mongoose.

Snakes have many natural enemies, such as eagles, eagles and hedgehogs. But if you want to talk about the deadly natural enemy of snakes, it must be mongooses. Even the biggest snake in the world or the most poisonous snake in the world is not as good as mongoose. Mongoose, also known as Mongo, is a gray mongoose with a slender figure, a total length of about 75cm, a tail length of about half its body length, a short nose and mouth, gray limbs, a slightly brownish yellow body and a flexible body. Most of it lives in the tropical jungle, preying on small animals and feeding on cobras. As a willing natural enemy, mongoose has strong resistance to snake venom.

Mongooses live in the world and are destined to be natural enemies of snakes. Mongooses are not afraid of the toxicity of snakes at all. Sometimes a mongoose is full and can't put it in its stomach, but it still kills a poisonous snake, just like a cat sees a mouse without mercy. In addition, as the natural enemy of snakes, mongooses not only eat poisonous snakes, but also are experts in catching mice. With its small and flexible body, it got into the mouse hole and hunted one by one.

Mongoose vs cobra

Someone did an experiment: put mongoose and cobra together. At first, the mongoose's hair stood on end. The cobra stared at the mongoose and did not dare to move. Seeing the snake motionless, the mongrel dog came forward to tease it. Cobra was angry, its front half stood up, its neck swelled up and it made a "whirring" sound. Time and time again, it stuck its head to the snake bastard and tried to bite the snake bastard. The mongoose is flexible and fast, and the cobra can't bite it. When the cobra was exhausted, the mongoose touched its back, grabbed its neck unexpectedly, killed it and ate its meat.

Man is also the natural enemy of snakes.

Snakes, as animals in the animal kingdom, were killed in the past two years, and people were behind the scenes. Humans kill snakes in various ways, put snake meat on the table and so on. But school easy search wants to say that snakes are, after all, a member of the food chain and a natural enemy of mice. So if we continue to kill snakes, the ecological chain will be destroyed and will be punished by nature.