Small Black Cobra Snake climbed on tree for Hunting birds

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Black cobras have no fixed habitat. They follow their prey, feeding on mice, rats, reptiles and poultry wherever they may be found. Although these timid snakes shy away from human contact, they frequently enter barns and homes in search of food. The black cobra strikes quickly once it has isolated its prey. The snake then waits while its venom paralyzes the animal, often killing it, before swallowing it whole.
The diurnal cobra is most active in the evening and early morning hours. Quick and agile, it will do its best to avoid humans, but can be hostile when provoked or agitated. When threatened, the black cobra raises the front third of its body, elongating its neck and flaring its skin to display its
intimidating hood. If the threat continues despite the snake's warning, its attack will be swift. Black cobras attack at fullstrength to defend themselves.