close to them! De adult Indian cobras are not currently in the exhibit in Randers Regnskov. When the new king cobra arrived, it took over the former cage of the adult Indian cobras. [...] A litter of very poisonous Indian cobra babies has just seen daylight here in Randers Regnskov. At the moment they can be found in the cage nest to the king cobra, together with some of the eggshells,

Regnskov became parents for the first time to a healthy little baby yesterday – the same day as the Indian cobras hatched. Animal keeper Maria Arentsen says; “We’ve been waiting for this birth in a couple

for the Danish weather! Finally, you can learn more about Randers Regnskov’s cooperation with an Indian tribe from Ecuador named Verde Sumaco. Each year Randers Regnskov supports the tribe financially

places in the world these fatty larvae are regarded as a delicacy – among others, the Verde Sumaco Indians of Ecuador. Here the kids eat the Hercules larvae as candy, either while they’re still alive (remember

Så snart de unge kobraslanger klækker fra deres æg er de særdeles farlige for mennesker. Gifttænder og giftkirtler er fuldt udviklede, og giften er fuldt ud lige så stærk som de voksnes. Ungerne er na