What is another word for hemachatus?
Pronunciation: [hˈɛmɐt͡ʃˌatəs] (IPA) 
Hemachatus, commonly known as the Ringhals snake, is a venomous species found in Southern Africa. Hemachatus is derived from the Greek words hema meaning blood, and chato meaning to sprinkle or to pour, referring to the snake's highly toxic venom. Interestingly, there are several other names for this species of snake, including the Ring-necked spitting cobra and the Rock cobra. Synonyms for Hemachatus also include Naja hemachatus and Hemachatus haemachatus. Despite its deadly venom, the Ringhals snake is known for its unique ability to spray venom from its fangs, making it a fascinating yet dangerous creature.
