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Best Answer: A King Cobra can strike at 3 meters per second, this does not mean it can bite you at 10 feet away, it means it would take just 1 second to cover this distance. The Black Mamba can move at speeds up to 23 km/h and are second only to the King Cobra on length as a venomous snake.his is one reason why a mongoose can kill a cobra, it is faster moving. I doubt that a mongoose could cope with a rattlesnake. As for traveling distance, almost all snakes are rather slow. They seem to move faster than they really do.
That being said, I think the hippopotamus is slightly faster, and estimated top speeds are 30 mph, which is fast enough to outrun the fastest human being. However, a hippo is able to maintain this high speed for only a few hundred yards, as it tires up quickly. On the other hand, the rhinoceros is fast too. Regardless of their massive bulk (males can be larger than 4,000 lb) they will easily achieve speeds of 20 mph or more, but they can do so only over a short distance, because just like the hippo, they get tired and need to rest. Some rhinos can even run at 30 mph.