Woman Grips Massive Python With Her Bare Hands & Netizens Say 'India Is Not For Beginners'
Snakes are often the stuff of nightmares, causing fear and anxiety for many. The mere thought of encountering one can be enough to send shivers down the spine. But, the manner in which this woman deals with a snake - with astonishing composure and fearlessness - is causing a stir on the Internet, evoking both anxiety and admiration for her skills. And the snake in question is a massive python at that.
Snakes are often the stuff of nightmares, causing fear and anxiety for many. The mere thought of encountering one can be enough to send shivers down the spine.
But, the manner in which this woman deals with a snake - with astonishing composure and fearlessness - is causing a stir on the Internet, evoking both anxiety and admiration for her skills.
And the snake in question is a massive python at that.
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Sari-clad woman grips python with bare hands
The video shared by Mike Holston captures a woman in a sari fearlessly gripping a python with her bare hands, even as the snake keeps its mouth wide open.
Despite the snake's constant movement, reaching a point where she momentarily loses her grip, she calmly regains control.
Brace yourself, as this video is sure to send shivers down your spine.
The woman's bravery has propelled the video to garner almost 40,000 likes.
India is not for beginners, say netizens
"Forget about the skills and let's discuss how at ease she appears," remarked one viewer.
A humorous comment recalled a recent viral video, stating, "Just looking like a wow."
Another comment praised her composure, saying, "Look how calm she was. Composure on 1000."
This sentiment was echoed by others, with one noting, "She almost choked the living daylights out of the damn thing."
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A viewer expressed amazement, "Omg! How are you even holding that thing in your hand?"
"My soul would have left my body. I wouldn't make it past just looking at that snake. The goosebumps haven't left my body yet. This isn't for the faint-hearted."
On a sarcastic note, someone commented, "While all the guys record!"
One viewer summed it up, declaring, "She's a master." Indeed, it seems, "India is not for beginners."
The video, while evoking anxiety for some, has become a testament to the woman's mastery over an intimidating situation, leaving an indelible mark on the collective perception of serpentine encounters.
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