It is not recommended to release male and female pythons. viper and king cobra together in the forest Because it can lead to many problems.
First, male and female pythons may mate and reproduce. As a result, the population of pythons in the area increased. Although pythons are non-venomous and generally pose little threat to humans, But they can eat small animals including domestic pets.
On the other hand, venomous snakes and cobras are venomous and can cause great harm to humans and other animals. Releasing them back into the wild together could result in a competition for resources such as food and shelter. This leads to aggressive behavior and potentially deadly confrontations.
It is important to note that wild animals should never be released into the wild regardless of their species, behavior and proper habitat requirements. The release of exotic or invasive species into new environments can have dire consequences for the ecosystem and other species in the area.
Consult a wildlife expert or conservation organization for advice before releasing any animal into the wild.