The term "Mamba" primarily refers to a group of highly venomous snakes found in Africa, particularly in regions like sub-Saharan Africa. There are four species of mambas: the black mamba, green mamba, Jameson's mamba, and Eastern green mamba. Known for their speed and agility, mambas can be dangerous to humans, with the black mamba being the most notorious due to its potent venom and aggressive behavior. In addition to snakes, "Mamba" is also associated with Kobe Bryant, a legendary basketball player who adopted the nickname "Black Mamba." He used this persona to represent his competitive spirit and work ethic on the court. The nickname has since become a symbol of excellence and determination in sports and beyond.