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Famous for their battles with cobras, mongooses are small mammals with lightning-fast reflexes and a resistance to snake venom. They use their agility and sharp teeth to overpower and devour snakes.
This long-legged African bird is a skilled predator that hunts snakes, lizards, and insects. Their powerful legs allow them to stomp on and kill snakes before swallowing them whole.
Honey badgers are known for their fearless nature and will take on prey much larger than themselves, including snakes (even venomous ones). Their thick skin and aggressive fighting style make them formidable predators.
Large eagles with a taste for reptiles, like the Martial Eagle or the Wedge-tailed Eagle, will readily hunt down and eat snakes if they encounter them. Their sharp eyesight helps them spot snakes from long distances.
These non-venomous snakes are actually predators of other snakes, including venomous ones. They are immune to the venom of many snake species and will constrict and eat their prey.
Some owl species, like the Barn Owl, are excellent hunters that prey on small animals, including snakes. Their silent flight and sharp hearing allow them to catch snakes unaware.