The video features a man, who can be seen kissing the head of a King Cobra. The snake twisted its head back and bit him on the face.
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Snake Bites Man On Lips: Our planet is full of wonders and mysterious creatures, and one of the most mysterious creatures is the snake. These reptiles have fascinated humankind for centuries and are also worshipped in several religions. From tiny venomous snakes to gigantic anacondas, nature has built this reptile as a killing machine. Snakes are creatures you never want to mess with; however, some people find it fascinating to interact with these reptiles. In a similar vein, a video of a man has gone viral on the internet like wildfire, in which he can be seen kissing a King Cobra. Well, the video has not gone viral because the man kissed the reptile, but because the reptile bit him back. The incident took place in Karnataka.
In the clip, a man can be seen attempting to kiss the rescued king cobra on its head. However, the reptile was not pleased with the man’s gesture, it suddenly twisted head back and bit the man on its face. The incident has become the subject of hilarious discussion on the internet. Reportedly, the man survived the snake bite.
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The clip was shared by a X by an account names ‘ghar ke kalesh’, “This is horrible”.
Since being shared the clip has accumulated almost 90,000 views and several likes.
- One user wrote, “A good lesson on the importance of consent.”
- Another user commented, “Before he could kiss her, she gave him a love bit.”
- “A much deserved kiss. Never play with wild life,” A third user wrote.
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Meanwhile, while cobra venom is not the most lethal of all poisonous snake venoms, it contains enough neurotoxin in a single bite to kill 20 humans or an elephant. The respiratory centres in the brain are impacted by king cobra venom, leading to cardiac and respiratory arrest.
