CDFA Pest Prevention Plant Regulation Practice Exam

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Under which condition can cobras be transported into California?

  1. Admissible without permit

  2. Admissible under permit issued by CA Dept of Fish and Game only

  3. Admissible under permit issued by CA Dept of Food and Ag only

  4. Admissible under permit issued by the US Dept of Public Health only

The correct answer is: Admissible under permit issued by CA Dept of Fish and Game only

Cobras are classified as restricted species in California due to their potential risks as invasive species and concerns for public safety. To transport cobras into California, it is necessary to obtain a permit from the California Department of Fish and Game. This requirement helps to ensure that the transport and possession of such species are monitored and controlled, minimizing their impact on native wildlife and humans. Having a permit from the California Department of Fish and Game ensures that the appropriate regulations are followed and that there is oversight regarding the handling and care of these reptiles. This reflects the state's commitment to environmental protection and public safety, as well as adherence to regulations surrounding the transport of potentially dangerous or invasive wildlife.

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