Would a scorpion's venom work on a cobra, and vice versa?

If a protein is not folded correctly, it doesn't have the right shape and doesn't fit with parts of the cells. Scorpion chlorotoxin, for example can be folded in at least 256 different ways. Yet only one of these works correctly to block chloride channels in your muscle cells. Venom in medicine. snake milking. read more

It would actually work, because cobras and scorpions do not consist of the and venom. They have different venom yet somewhat equally deadly. So the answer is yes because they aren't adapted to become immune to each other's venom. read more