“ Rumsey said. “We contact to a(n) and only handle Raja when absolutely necessary. Working with any species of cobra is all about being able to read the snake’s body language and its next move – that’s how the keepers know exactly what they need to do next.” As much caution as there is around Raja, he has proven to be a(n) of research, as well as the Australian landscape. “He has been the father of ___10____ of healthy king cobra babies, who are now living throughout Australia,” Rumsey noted. “Through this breeding program, we were able to see the amazing king cobra mating ritual and watch Raja become the ‘Big Daddy’ of cobra here in Australia.” So, if you’re planning to head Down Under, you can visit Raja and see him up close and personal at the park. (From the safe distance of being nowhere near him, of course!)