The kingsnake and king cobra, despite their 'royal' names, have significant differences. The non-venomous kingsnake relies on constriction, while the venomous king cobra uses a deadly neurotoxin.
King does not have a favourite source of venom, but he does have a soft spot for the Australian funnel-web spider, which has repeatedly shown potential as a supplier of eco-friendly insecticides ...
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