Conservation of An Endangered King Cobra in Salur Wildlife Sanctuary, Andhra Pradesh, India

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The study are of King Cobras (Hamadryad) includes the Salur and Makkuva Mandals of Vizianagaran District A.P., India. Makkuva and Duggeru bits of Makkuva mandal comprises of an area of 174 Sq.K.m. and have 54 Revenue Villages; 29 Panchayats ans 40 Hamlets. The population density is 248/1s.q.km. The forest covers is 12.8%.

Data on vegetation types, flora and fauna associated with King Cobra were recorded. The prey and predator relationships, food and feeding behaviour, Moulting, Venom, Breeding Ecology of King Cobra was studied extensively and interpreted approximately.

Population Dynamics, Status, Distribution, Habitat Ecology, Strategies for conservation and management and significance of an endangered King Cobra in Salur Wildlife Sanctuary were studied.

The Conservation and Management Plan of an endangered King Cobre was emphasised and recommendations were proposed to create a Biosphere Reserve in Salur region which are rich in an endangered King Cobras resources.

The author heartily welcomes any criticism and suggestions regarding the contents of the book that would help to revise this Monograph and to make this more applicable.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR Madireddi V Subba Rao

Madireddi V. Subba Rao got his M.Sc. Zoology with 1st class and 1st Rank in 1963 from Agra University, Agra and awarded Ph.D. in 1968, from Sri Venkateswara University, Tirupati. He was Post-Doctoral research fellow at Creedmoor State Hospital, Queens, New York, U.S.A. in 1969 and D.Sc. (IOU, Sri Lanka) in 1997.He was Visiting Professor in Biology, Hofstra University, Hempstead, L.T., New York, U.S.A. (1969). He was a Professor and Head of the Department of Environmental Sciences, Andhra University, Visakhapatnam, India. Now he is a President in Environmental Research Academy (EnRA) International.