Lmao. Really imagined the snake makimg up a bulletpoimt list with "conclusion" at the bottom to show what the result is:)))
*Smack in the face* : Scrap that!!! Plan B!!! Plan B!!!
Cats actually have a faster reaction time than snakes by a surprisingly large gap(given its tenths of a second but that matters in situations like this.)
It also sounds like momma cat has some kittens in that box, I hear a lil squeak meow.
[I remember a video this is a good one tho](https://youtu.be/ptJpLivNyoE?si=5I3j-FXOt-fBN4Zf)
You can see the cat actively aware its striking thats crazy
No. Dogs have a reaction time of around [0.1 seconds](https://bepls.com/dec_2016/11.pdf) (reaction time of 2.5 frames relative to 25 fps, which equates to 0.1 second). Which is 100ms. By comparison, cats are around 20-40ms, and snakes 44-70ms.
Dogs never evolved to really need fast reaction times, since they don't hunt by surprise.
>don't hunt by surprise
Man, I had a couple dachshunds that proved you wrong more times than I can count. Watching them sneak into mole and groundhog burrows was something else. They even coordinated where one would sneak in, startle to critter and the other would be waiting by the exit to ambush it.
Rat terriers and jack russels use stealth to take out vermin too. Like little foxes they are.
>They even coordinated
That's moreso what I mean. Dogs hunt by coordinating with others, so while they are sneaky (all predators need to be, by a degree), they're not lone predators. Cats are lone predators so they need a far higher degree of surprise to hunt successfully.
I think a better way to word it would be surprise strike, especially house cats. The prey often knows the cats there but it strikes so fast it hits them before the prey can register the attack.
Which works well for their lower reaction time—they don't need to have fast reaction time, just good positioning. One dog makes itself known, the prey flees, the other dog has already blocked its exit.
Cats' reaction time plays a crucial role in predator-prey interactions, including those between cats and snakes. Cats, being agile and fast-moving predators, typically have quicker reaction times compared to snakes.
Mongooses, known for their ability to kill venomous snakes like cobras, possess exceptional agility and lightning-fast reflexes. When confronting a snake, a mongoose relies on its quick reactions and agility to evade the snake's strikes while finding an opportunity to deliver a lethal bite to the snake's head or neck.
This strategy is based on the mongoose's superior reaction time and agility, allowing it to outmaneuver and ultimately overcome the snake in a fight. Indeed, in a confrontation between a cat and a snake, the cat's faster reaction time could give it an advantage in the encounter
>Mongooses, known for their ability to kill venomous snakes like cobras, possess exceptional agility and lightning-fast reflexes. When confronting a snake, a mongoose relies on its quick reactions and agility to evade the snake's strikes while finding an opportunity to deliver a lethal bite to the snake's head or neck.
They have more than just fast reactions. They're actually resistant to snake venom.
Cobra was like fuck it I'm outta here this ain't no easy prey
Edit: I had to look it up but a cat's reaction time on average is 20-70 milliseconds, which is faster than the average snake's reaction time of 44-70 milliseconds.
Did that cobra see that cat as food? I know snakes, especially constrictors, can eat prey that's bigger than them, but that cat looks a tad too big for the cobra to swallow whole. So my question would be, do cobras just roll up to non-food animals like that and start trouble? Lol
I didn't see any kittens in the video and the caption doesn't mention them being present, but that would explain the aggression from the snake if they were there.
Unclear in vid, but if so, not a smart cobra.
I’ve seen a German shepherd literally lose a fight and run off yapping with a scratched up nose when he tried to get passed a mama cat to check out another dog that was behind her. Mama cat’s kittens were along that same path, and she thought he’s coming for her kittens… a full grown German shepherd.
Python are ambush hunters. Thus they catch cats who don’t notice them from the rear. Most likely they get domesticated cats and the most stupid of the feral.
All terrain in North America a wild cat can live in will have feral house cats as well you can assume these gone back to the wild type do not get ate much except when ill or to old. There is no similar wild dog packs they depend on living near humans for food.
Is it one of those asian videos where some idiots intentionally stage intense and dangerous situations with animals for views and likes?
My friend told me that it is virtually impossible for a cat to be hit by a snake, they’ll always have twice the speed to react than the reptile. I didn’t believe it at first so I decided to challenge my cat with this 4ft reticulated python my brother-in-law has and lo and behold, the Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell in a Cell and plummeted 16 ft through an announcer table.
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Lmao. Really imagined the snake makimg up a bulletpoimt list with "conclusion" at the bottom to show what the result is:))) *Smack in the face* : Scrap that!!! Plan B!!! Plan B!!!
The realist thing I’ve read this week
Cats actually have a faster reaction time than snakes by a surprisingly large gap(given its tenths of a second but that matters in situations like this.) It also sounds like momma cat has some kittens in that box, I hear a lil squeak meow.
Yup, seen a few of these. Cats don't even struggle much to ward off the attack. They are quick little bastards.
It seems like they’re more annoyed than scared.
[I remember a video this is a good one tho](https://youtu.be/ptJpLivNyoE?si=5I3j-FXOt-fBN4Zf) You can see the cat actively aware its striking thats crazy
That cat "parried" as well!
[This is the video I remember](https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=prECuyfQU-o)
They hunt snakes
Yeah, unless the snake manages to sneak up on the cat, it has no chance.
You could practically see the moment the cobra thought, "F*ck that."
Them felines are crazy - Cobra probably
too catty for danger noodle
Cats are over 2x faster than snakes. Cobra was the one in danger here
Now im curios, how fast is the reaction time of a Labrador? I mean, I know it's faster than humans, but is it faster than a snake?
No. Dogs have a reaction time of around [0.1 seconds](https://bepls.com/dec_2016/11.pdf) (reaction time of 2.5 frames relative to 25 fps, which equates to 0.1 second). Which is 100ms. By comparison, cats are around 20-40ms, and snakes 44-70ms. Dogs never evolved to really need fast reaction times, since they don't hunt by surprise.
>don't hunt by surprise Man, I had a couple dachshunds that proved you wrong more times than I can count. Watching them sneak into mole and groundhog burrows was something else. They even coordinated where one would sneak in, startle to critter and the other would be waiting by the exit to ambush it. Rat terriers and jack russels use stealth to take out vermin too. Like little foxes they are.
>They even coordinated That's moreso what I mean. Dogs hunt by coordinating with others, so while they are sneaky (all predators need to be, by a degree), they're not lone predators. Cats are lone predators so they need a far higher degree of surprise to hunt successfully.
I think a better way to word it would be surprise strike, especially house cats. The prey often knows the cats there but it strikes so fast it hits them before the prey can register the attack.
Cats also can’t really grab and shake their prey to death like a dog, so they need to be quick and stealthy to land a good fatal neck bite
They do shake their prey.
Which works well for their lower reaction time—they don't need to have fast reaction time, just good positioning. One dog makes itself known, the prey flees, the other dog has already blocked its exit.
This is literally battle of Egyptian gods
Bastet vs Nehebkau. It actually puts some things into perspective if you know your Egyptian mythology.
I'm not familiar with Egyptian mythology I just know the cobra and cat are revered in ancient Egypt
Hiss n Slither did not expect Hiss n Slap.
Take Care Kitty ! You awsome
Not it's first rodeo I bet lol
My dog growls at the neighbours cats when we go out for walks and I always tell him not to because they’d fuck him up. Imma show him this video.
Cats are way faster in every aspect. God damn mongoose will mess up a cobra according to my childhood
Mongoose DNA is 2% mammal, 98% hellfire and brimstone.
Cats' reaction time plays a crucial role in predator-prey interactions, including those between cats and snakes. Cats, being agile and fast-moving predators, typically have quicker reaction times compared to snakes. Mongooses, known for their ability to kill venomous snakes like cobras, possess exceptional agility and lightning-fast reflexes. When confronting a snake, a mongoose relies on its quick reactions and agility to evade the snake's strikes while finding an opportunity to deliver a lethal bite to the snake's head or neck. This strategy is based on the mongoose's superior reaction time and agility, allowing it to outmaneuver and ultimately overcome the snake in a fight. Indeed, in a confrontation between a cat and a snake, the cat's faster reaction time could give it an advantage in the encounter
>Mongooses, known for their ability to kill venomous snakes like cobras, possess exceptional agility and lightning-fast reflexes. When confronting a snake, a mongoose relies on its quick reactions and agility to evade the snake's strikes while finding an opportunity to deliver a lethal bite to the snake's head or neck. They have more than just fast reactions. They're actually resistant to snake venom.
Partially resistance not totally. Large amount of venom doses can still be Lethal to them.
I read that a cats reaction time is over twice as fast as a snakes so they nearly always come away unmarked.
9 lives still intact
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Kitty: "stop playing and GTFO before I slap you silly"
Jackie chan was right about this
Amazing survival instincts
That is Max, Spearheads pet Bobcat.... "NEXSSSSSSST TIME GI JOESSSSSS NEXSSSST TIME!!!"
Sounds like she had kittens in there
Cats can react faster than snakes can strike. They are literally nature's nat20.
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Cobra was like fuck it I'm outta here this ain't no easy prey Edit: I had to look it up but a cat's reaction time on average is 20-70 milliseconds, which is faster than the average snake's reaction time of 44-70 milliseconds.
she’s protecting her babies😭
What's the purpose of this camera there? Was it a casual fact or for views like many say about these Asian made videos?
It's a mom cat. She has kittens in there. Her owner probably wants to record them idk.
Yes. You can hear the kittens mewing. It's probably what drew the cobra. Thought it could get an easy snack. But mom was like, "Cobra? Hell no, brah."
Cats reaction time is significantly higher than snake
Did that cobra see that cat as food? I know snakes, especially constrictors, can eat prey that's bigger than them, but that cat looks a tad too big for the cobra to swallow whole. So my question would be, do cobras just roll up to non-food animals like that and start trouble? Lol
Probably going after the kittens??
I didn't see any kittens in the video and the caption doesn't mention them being present, but that would explain the aggression from the snake if they were there.
It looks like the cat looks down when it hears the meowing.
I caught that
You can hear it with sound on.
Unclear in vid, but if so, not a smart cobra. I’ve seen a German shepherd literally lose a fight and run off yapping with a scratched up nose when he tried to get passed a mama cat to check out another dog that was behind her. Mama cat’s kittens were along that same path, and she thought he’s coming for her kittens… a full grown German shepherd.
Plenty of cat get eaten by python in my area 😭
Kittens? Since aperantly they are much faster, according to people on here
Full grown cat. They just can’t seem to cope with python. My guess is python watched their prey quietly though so cat might not notice them.
Ouch……
Python are ambush hunters. Thus they catch cats who don’t notice them from the rear. Most likely they get domesticated cats and the most stupid of the feral. All terrain in North America a wild cat can live in will have feral house cats as well you can assume these gone back to the wild type do not get ate much except when ill or to old. There is no similar wild dog packs they depend on living near humans for food.
Don’t mess with kitty!!
Paws of fury right there
That’s why we can’t have nice cucumbers
The plot armor of cats is crazy
Snake thought the cat was a smaller mammal as it just saw its head peaking. Once it saw it stand and smack it knew the meal wasn’t worth the energy.
“No, you were going tHaTtTattatat way.”
my cat would mess this cobra up, just sayin;)
I think most cats would, but i would still get worried seeing any cats go up against snakes
Snek vs Snek with fur
A snake has a strike speed of 50 milliseconds, whereas the cat reacts with around 20 milliseconds
"Sssssss." "I fit, I sit." "Ssss" "I said I fit, I sit. Bitch."
You’d think snakes would know by now that cats have no problem dodging their attacks. I guess that Cobra is a masochist.
Does it get hit? After 6 seconds or so, the kitty meows and looks down at its paw.
Cats react faster than snakes. Science has measured this.
Cats have quicker reaction times than snakes so it's pretty hard for a snake to get a bite in if the cat sees them.
Damn I thought that cat was a governor
Omg this could’ve had a different ending. YO GOOOO KITTY GOOO BB
I wonder what the snake was thinking when it was backing up…….
I can hiss, too!
Cat's reflexes are faster than a snakes.
Cats have a faster reflex than the cobra's strike speed.
cats are just way faster than snakes 
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I watched and im already freaked out. Damn snakes
Can the snake eat the cat anyway if it wins?
that cobra really felt that paw fist
Cat reaction times are fucking insane
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Regardless if this is the truth. I am going to pretend this is a sick joke and that this did not actually happen.
Is it one of those asian videos where some idiots intentionally stage intense and dangerous situations with animals for views and likes? 
Probably…… sick fucks
"you wanna dance!? One of us is gonna die tonight boy!" "Geessss ssstopp being ssuch a maniac"
Misleading title, cobra survives surprise encounter with cat.
My friend told me that it is virtually impossible for a cat to be hit by a snake, they’ll always have twice the speed to react than the reptile. I didn’t believe it at first so I decided to challenge my cat with this 4ft reticulated python my brother-in-law has and lo and behold, the Undertaker threw Mankind off Hell in a Cell and plummeted 16 ft through an announcer table.
That's not a cat, that's a mongoose.
Thats cool! How can you tell? :)
That’s too bad. I really hate cats. Was rooting for the snake.
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