How the longest venomous King Cobra in history became a casualty of the Second World War
The record-holding king cobra, once a symbol of nature's extremes, was destroyed during World War II bombing in Britain. This loss erased a tangible scientific reference, leaving only historical records and highlighting the fragility of knowledge when faced with external forces. Its fate now influences modern preservation and conservation efforts.
The record-holding king cobra, once a symbol of nature's extremes, was destroyed during World War II bombing in Britain. This loss erased a tangible scientific reference, leaving only historical records and highlighting the fragility of knowledge when faced with external forces. Its fate now influences modern preservation and conservation efforts.
