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Surviving Snake Bites

A South African teenager has endured his third potentially lethal snake bite and is recovering in a hospital, according to the Independent Online.

Bokamosho Nthelang, 15, who was bitten by a deadly Cape cobra this time, has been bitten twice before, once by a cobra and once by a puffadder, wrote the Independent Online.

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10 Responses to “Surviving Snake Bites”

Comment by Clark

Vegas has the over/under at 5 1/2 for the number of times before he leaves the hospital via the basement exit.

 
Comment by JRV
 
Comment by kevjohn

The teenager claims he has about 150 snakes in bedroom.

That kid needs some RAID!

 
Comment by Greg

I feel sorry for his parents. You can see where this is
eventually going. Usually humans deceive themselves
and don’t listen. Regardless of age, it’s a control issue
over the animal, combined with attention dominance
among other males. Even so called professional animal
handlers eventully get into serious harm or death.
Crocodile Hunter comes to mind.
Wild animals are wild. Lets leave them there.

 
Comment by Tom

Why bother and waste resources,with 150 snakes living in his bedroom, he wants to meet his maker, let him.

 
Comment by jdlank

This is one lucky guy or maybe god has a job for him. I have to wonder why he has 150 snakes in his bed room. But one thing is for sho. I don’t think he has many sleep over friends.

 
Comment by jdlank

I don’t think he will have many sleep over friends. But at least he is not making meth or any other drugs. He wants to study snakes, HE should go to washington dc, We got a lot their.

 
Comment by Evan

Sounds like an awful roommate.

 
Comment by Bobby

As the old saying goes, play with fire you’re going to get burned, in this case, play with snakes you’re going to get bitten. . . strange past time this boy has.

 
Comment by Michael

The apostle Paul, when bitten by a snake, shook it off into the nearby fire.
I suggest dumping the 150 snakes into a fire, and then no one will be bitten by
those snakes anymore. It is much cheaper than taking them to the jungle and
setting them free in the wild. Also, the boy needs counseling and discipline not to
house snakes, etc.

 

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