However, adult king cobras have very few natural predators. They are the largest species of venomous snake growing up to 18 feet long. While their venom is not the most toxic drop for drop, they can inject such a large quantity that not many animals will tangle with them. read more
By enemies, I assume you mean other animals that prey on king cobras. Baby king cobras have a large amount of “enemies” from crocodiles to other snakes to rodents. Relatively very few make it to adulthood. However, adult king cobras have very few natural predators. They are the largest species of venomous snake growing up to 18 feet long. read more
As large and highly venomous snakes, king cobras have very few natural predators. Mongooses are able to hunt and kill these snakes, and they sometimes get picked off by large birds of prey. Humans are also a threat to king cobras, as they may harvest some of their body parts for trade or simply kill them to avoid being attacked. read more