Multiple choice general knowledge

The height up to which a King Cobra can raise itself above the ground

  1. one-half of their body length

  2. one-third of their body length

  3. one-fourth of their body length

  4. one-fifth of their body length
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B Correct answer
Explanation

King Cobras can raise approximately one-third of their body length off the ground when in their threatening display posture. This allows them to target prey or threats at face/neck level. Raising half or more of their body would be physically unstable and is not consistent with observed cobra behavior.

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