Where does the king cobra makes his home and how?

The king cobra primarily inhabits forests, grasslands, and wetlands throughout Southeast Asia and parts of India and China. It prefers areas with abundant vegetation and proximity to water sources, which are essential for its hunting and breeding. King cobras are skilled climbers and often build their nests in tree hollows or undergrowth, where a female lays her eggs and guards them until they hatch. Their adaptability to various habitats allows them to thrive in diverse ecosystems.