.... if you are bothered by snakes.
Clearly? This guy's familiarity with cobras is from long practice...
http://thechive.com/2011/04/08/nothing-to-see-here-just-cleanin-out-the-cobra-pit-again-video/ (http://thechive.com/2011/04/08/nothing-to-see-here-just-cleanin-out-the-cobra-pit-again-video/)
Sorry-- I don't know how to embed videos from theChive
"Snakes. Why did it have to be snakes?"
:)
I somehow have the suspicion that these snakes have either been milked or even totally defanged.
Quote from: Swatopluk on April 10, 2011, 08:24:42 AM
I somehow have the suspicion that these snakes have either been milked or even totally defanged.
I don't see why: cobras cannot strike beyond their height-- that is, a cobra rears up, then 'falls' forward to strike-- his reach is no longer than how high he can rear-up.
I did not see any within striking distance of the worker, nor did I see any actually strike at him.
Actually some of them are in strike distance and one even makes a mild warning. The guy always moves them by the tail and very quickly, and if the snakes aren't defanged he is taking a risk.
Curious that the guy looks from SE Asia but the voice of the woman (likely) holding the camera sounds Russian. Tourists in Thailand/Philippines/neighboring countries?