The Snake Bite

So you won’t complain we always show a violent videos of snakes fighting. Here is a really interesting love scene between an albino in a regular python.

Sometimes can be the other way around. This is really crazy video of a man biting a snake.

Squirting Cobra can spatter the venom as far as 3 m. The lion is no match for its’ deadly venom witch can leave the victim blinded.

Some can’t differentiate King Cobra and Rat snake but there is a lot of difference. For one, one is a lot bigger and can easily eat the other.

This little guy is really bad mother f**cker. Catching and eating a snake is a peace of cake for him. Even if bitten Honey Badger sleeps it off and continues eating the snake with just a bit of a hangover.

Here is a similar video as previous one except it shows a fight between a tiger and a python. The video is an older production but it’s still very interesting.

At the beginning of the fight it looks like the tiger’s got an upper hand but at the end it really gets into trouble. Some might say that in the old days this fights were staged. Well it still shows a massive strength of both animals.

If you ever wondered who would win in a fight between a jaguar and anaconda watch this video.

In one of the earliest posts one of our readers commented that the python supposedly exploded when tried to swallow a live 6 foot alligator. Here is the video explaining what has happened.

Rattlesnakes are one of most venomous snakes in the world though they vary significantly in size, territory, markings, and temperament. If the rattlesnake is not cornered or imminently threatened, it will usually attempt to flee from encounters with humans, but will not always do so. Here is a re-make video of such occasion. Even if you are a trained person it is always better to leave this animal at peace in the wild especially if the nearest help is miles away.

Rattlesnake’s venom is destroying tissue, degenerating organs and causing blood clotting which will lead to the loss of a limb and even though rarely, death. Antivenom, when applied in time, reduces the death rate to less than 4%. Around 8000 people are bitten by venomous snakes in the United States each year. On average, fewer than 15 snakebite deaths are reported.

Mental note: Don’t go to nasty places like caves with bats and snakes. I never really get that. Why the hell do people visit such places, get harmed and then jell like pigs. And there’s always a camera running in these nasty places. I guess it’s a job and they get well paid for their stupidity.