Jakarta - Not just the size of 'giant' that makes the king cobra snake from Borneo into the spotlight. Many netizens are questioning whether the snake is still venomous.
Not a few also from netizens who call snake fangs broken so as not to remove can. Is that right?
Sioux Ular Indonesia Foundation Chairman Aji Rahmat has seen the photo of the king cobra from Borneo that became viral. He said the fangs of the snake were not broken by the owner.
"The fangs are still intact, not thrown, just like humans, if the teeth are pulled, if the fangs (snakes) dipatahin he can not eat," said Aji told AFP on Thursday (22/3/2018).
Then, why the owner of king cobra snake is not afraid and snakes look benign?
Aji said the snake's aggressive level can be controlled by the owner. How, ranging from held up to be bathed.
"It's not tame, but it's not aggressive, it's often held, it's bathed, if it's provoked from the front, it can be attacked, it's different from other animals, it can still attack and bite," Aji said.
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