BUT charge India recently attacked 8 year old boy. It coiled around his arm and bit him. Shortly thereafter, the snake died. This may seem like the start of a puzzle or a game of black storiesbut it is pure reality.
The event happened recently when a little boy was playing near his house in the village pandarpadh. After being bitten by a poisonous snake, he shook his hand, trying to get away from her, but he could not, so he could not think of anything else but to give her away. two bites. Finally, the cobra freed the badly wounded limb of the child, and shortly thereafter died from wounds.
When they arrived at the hospital, the doctors confirmed that the cobra had indeed bitten the child. However, fortunately there was no poison in his body. What then happened?
dry cobra bite
Apparently the happy ending for the child (not for the cobra) was due to the snake doing what is known as dry bite.
This is quite common in these snakes. They usually do it when they want to run awaybut they are not interested in feeding on their prey.
In fact, this topic was already discussed many years ago in a study of Cleopatra’s death. Legend has it that he committed suicide by allowing himself to be bitten by a snake. Some stories say that it was cobra and others that it was snake viper. It is also said that he brought a hidden reptile inside basket of figs in the room in which she shut herself up with her two servants. Scholars who have analyzed this story point out that given high percentage of dry cobra bites, it would be very unlikely that this reptile would kill both the Egyptian queen and her two servants the first time. And all this, without forgetting that for a person well versed in poisons, it would be too painful death to commit suicide.
happy boy
Now, going back to the case of the Indian boy, the truth is that he was very lucky. On the one hand, because the poison spectacled cobra (naha naha), the species that bit you can cause Lethargy, paralysis, convulsions, headache, nausea, vomiting and, if not treated in time, death through 60 minutesWith. Fortunately, the bite was not poisoned.
But he was also lucky, because dry cobra bites can actually be just as dangerous due to infections caused by bacteria from the mouth. It doesn’t seem to be the case; so for now, aside from panic, the baby is safe and sound.
We cannot say the same about the cobra. Unfortunately, these kinds of encounters between reptiles and humans are quite common in this area of India. Neither side must perish, for the serpent is in fact i was just trying to escape. And the boy, he’s still a frightened boy when he sees the snake wrapped around his arm. They both wanted to protect themselves, but the truth is that the end of the snake is the most unexpected part of this story.
Source: Hiper Textual
