Here's a look at who will win between a black mamba and an indigo snake in a fight, based on different traits like venom, speed, and agility. Black mambas can reach lengths up to 14 feet, though they ...

A black mamba devoured two feral kittens from a litter in Shallcross, Durban. Durban snake rescuer Nick Evans said he and veterinarian Dr Carla Goede had a busy afternoon in Shallcross on Monday.

Three family dogs — two Yorkshire terriers and a Jack Russell terrier mix — were killed recently in Ashburton, KZN, by a black mamba, triggering a tense rescue during peak-hour traffic and a ...

Black Mamba snakes are scary for their quick speed and deadly venom. Have you ever wondered if they’re ever aggressive towards each other? Check out this video by Latest Sightings to see two ...

The king cobra, with its majestic hood and towering presence, versus the black mamba, sleek, lightning-fast, and venomous beyond belief. If you’ve ever wondered who would come out on top if these two ...

Black Mamba shines out in terms of speed as it’s considered the fastest snake in the world which is capable of slithering at speeds up to 12-14 mph (19-22 km/h). It uses this speed to hunt and ...

A viral video captures a daring encounter of Black Mamba vs. Mongoose. These two creatures, known for their distinct characteristics and behaviors, clash in an unexpected battle of agility and venom.

The Black Mamba is often regarded as one of the world’s most dangerous snakes, a title it earns not just through reputation but through its incredible speed and potent venom. Found predominantly in ...

Photo: Reaction Unit South Africa. A Black mamba was found on a construction site near King Shaka International Airport on Thursday. Reaction Unit South Africa (RUSA) area manager, Nkosinathi ...

The King Cobra, native to Asia, and Africa's Black Mamba are two of the most formidable snakes. While the King Cobra is known for its size and preference for other snakes as prey, the Black Mamba ...

Durban — Have you ever wondered why the black mamba is called the black mamba, especially since it does not appear black? African Snakebite Institute (ASI) CEO Johan Marais answers the question ...