This is higher than mortality rates for "Naja naja" (the Indian cobra). Dorsal scales of the Indian cobra may have a hood mark or colour patterns. Its venom is 1.6 times as toxic as that of the Indian cobra ("Naja naja"). Reptiles such as the Russell's viper, Indian cobra and saw-scaled viper are found here. Reptiles include Indian Cobra and Russell's Viper. Terrapins, Indian star tortoise, Indian cobra and Russel's viper also live in Tadoba. Venomous snakes like Indian cobra, Russell's viper and "Hypnale hypnale". The Indian cobra is a moderately sized, heavy bodied species. The Indian cobra is often found in the vicinity of water. The Indian cobra varies tremendously in colour and pattern throughout its range. The Indian cobra inhabits a wide range of habitats throughout its geographical range. The Indian cobra and Russell's viper are among the other reptiles. The Indian cobra is classified under the genus "Naja" of the family Elapidae. Indian cobra, Russell's viper and common krait. In India, the Indian cobra is preferred, though some charmers may also use Russell's vipers.