Move Gone Horribly Wrong!: Snake Bites, Kills Man After 28YO Wrapped The Reptile Around His Neck To Show Off
The man wrapped the snake around his neck and walked in a market area while playing with it even as the animal bit him thrice, a police official said.
Snakes are probably one of those reptiles, whom a person who "really" likes animals, may be fond of. Unlike dogs, they aren't cute nor they are a man's best friend.
But for us Indians, we can even chill with these gruesome reptiles to 'seem cool' in front of others. After all, if you have a snake with you, people will give you attention, right?
This is what a 28-year old Mohammad Shaikh thought. This man died after being bitten by a snake while he was playing with it by wrapping the reptile around his neck in Maharashtra's Thane district.
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While all of this was happening Mohammad's friends recorded his act on their mobile phones, but did not stop him, and posted the clip on social media.
Later, the man complained of uneasiness and was rushed to a civic hospital where doctors declared him brought dead.
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The Mumbra police registered a case of accidental death and sent the body for postmortem to a government hospital in Thane, the official said.
People tend to play around with these reptiles a lot and several incidents have suggested that it is definitely not a good idea.
An incident took place sometime back where a 70-year-old man named Parvat Gala Baria from a village named Mahisagar in Gujarat was working on his farm when he bit back a snake that attacked him. The man was so enraged by the attack that he wanted to kill the snake.
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Another instance related to these animals took place where a drunk man bit a snake into three pieces after the reptile attacked him at his house in a village in Etah district of Uttar Pradesh. The man - Raj Kumar - was taken to a hospital and as he arrived the doctors said he was in a serious condition. "My son was drunk. A snake entered our home and bit him. He later bit the snake into pieces. His condition is serious. We are unable to afford the expenses of his treatment," Babu Ram, father of Raj Kumar told ANI.
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