Some owl species hunt snakes as part of their diet. They use their silent flight and night vision to surprise snakes during the night or in low-light conditions.
Living in groups, meerkats are known to attack snakes as a team, especially when protecting their young or territory. They are quick and agile, allowing them to dodge snake strikes.
These feline predators hunt a variety of prey, including snakes. They rely on their stealth and pounce on snakes, killing them with their sharp claws and teeth.
This tall, terrestrial bird of prey is native to Africa and known for its snake-hunting abilities. It uses its long legs to stamp on snakes, killing or stunning them before consumption.
The king cobra, a snake species itself, preys on other snakes. It is immune to the venom of many snakes it eats, making it a top predator in its ecosystem.
Known for their toughness and resilience, honey badgers will attack and eat snakes, including venomous ones. Their thick skin and aggressive nature make them formidable hunters.
Many birds of prey, such as eagles and hawks, hunt snakes from the air. They have keen eyesight to spot their prey and powerful talons to grab and kill snakes.
Renowned for their ability to fight and kill venomous snakes such as cobras. Mongooses are quick and agile, with a resistance to snake venom that makes them efficient predators.