Cobra Man
Synopsis
A black and white spitting cobra can accurately spray venom up to 15 feet, posing a significant risk during a face-to-face encounter.
Synopsis
A man stands face to face with a black and white spitting cobra, an Asian species known for its venomous spray. The snake can accurately shoot venom up to 15 feet. Wearing goggles for protection, he allows the cobra to spray venom directly onto his face. He describes the taste of the venom and the risks involved, including the potential for permanent blindness. The video captures the tension of this dangerous encounter and the unpredictability of the snake's behavior.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See a man face off with a venomous spitting cobra.
- Find out how close he gets to a cobra's venomous spray.
- Watch the unique features of the monarchial cobra.
Did You Know
- The monarchial cobra can grow to be about 5 and a half to 6 feet long.
- The spitting cobra can accurately spray venom up to 15 feet away.
- If bitten by a cobra, a person may need to go to the hospital.
- The venom from a spitting cobra can cause permanent blindness if not washed out quickly.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a monarchial cobra?
The monarchial cobra is a subspecies of the Indian cobra, commonly used for basket charming.
How long can a female monarchial cobra grow?
A big female monarchial cobra can grow to about 5 and a half to 6 feet long.
What can happen if spitting cobra venom gets in your eyes?
If spitting cobra venom gets in your eyes and is not washed out quickly, it could cause permanent blindness.
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