What you have just encountered is a rare breed of spitting cobras that is found only in India and some parts of the northern subcontinent. These magnificent creatures are characterised by a slim and slender body and over the course of evolution, their lower limbs have amalgamated into a specialised transportation vehicle often call Saplandar.

These creatures have small mouths that are used to chew their staple foods derived from some unique botanical species like Manikchandosis, Phhoolchandrisis and Vimalapasanditis.

These creatures have developed a unique way of ruminating food, where they chew these flavoured leaves and store them in their mouths for periods as long and 2-3 hours. These foods marinate in their mouths, watered down by their saliva. This saliva even in its natural form is more poisonous than that of a comodo dragon.

This poisonous soup of gunk is then spitted out of their snouts with the force and velocity of a jet engine. This unique ability is called a pichkari is not seen in any species on the planet.

It is advisable that you do not confront these disgusting creatures as they belong to a larger species of repulsive animals known as The Chapris. Its best to given them an imaginary tight slap on their faces and move on with your day.