How not to mess with cobras: A Sirsi man gets bitten by snake as stunt goes horribly wrong [Viral Video]

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oi-Prakash KL

Bengaluru, Mar 17: A Karnataka man narrowly escapes demise after his try to play with cobras went flawed. The incident occurred in Sirsi in Uttara Kannada district and the video of the mishap has now gone viral.

Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda has shared the clip of the incident on Twitter and known as it a “horrific means” of dealing with cobras. He wrote, “That is simply horrific means of dealing with cobras… The snake considers the actions as threats and comply with the motion. At instances, the response could be deadly.”

What’s within the Clip?
Within the trending video, the person is seen doing a stunt with three cobras. He pulls the tails of the cobras and tries to play across the serpents. Nevertheless, one among the many three reacted aggressively and bit his knee. The shocked man tried to tug it away nevertheless it refused to let it go, simply.

A follower of Susanta Nanda responded to the video that the person was out of hazard as he was handled inside an hour after the assault. “Incident occurred in Karnataka, this man have been bitten by cobra on account of mishandling & he in beneath remedy & out of Hazard bcz he bought remedy inside 1 hr after chunk However the portion of the chunk could be very extreme cobra,Krait,Russell viper are venomous snakes so make a long way,” the particular person wrote.

Priyanka Kadam, President and Founding father of Snakebite Therapeutic and Schooling Society, revealed that his identify is Maaz Sayed and he’s recuperating within the hospital. Reportedly, he obtained 46 vials of anti-venom.

Initially, she wished him to be booked for “placing up content material which is clearly an abuse of wildlife”, however later modified her stand stating an skilled ought to information him. “An skilled can maybe strive guiding him. He wasn’t conceited. Spoke respectfully. He’s nonetheless unwell. Will join with him as soon as he absolutely recovers,” she wrote.

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