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Oh Crap! BRAVE Lirttle Toddler KILLS COBRA- Bites It to Death

BRAVE Lirttle Toddler KILLS COBRA- Bites Cobra to Death After Venomous 3Ft Long Snake Coiled Itself Around His Hands in India

A Two Year Old Boy in India Has Stunned His Community After He Bit a Three Feet Long Cobra to Death.


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Infant Govinda Kumar bravely fought back against the venomous snake when it coiled itself around his arm while he was playing outside his home in Bankatwa village, in the Majhaulia block of Bihars West Champaran district on Friday afternoon.





The toddler spotted the snake and threw a piece of brick at it, relatives said. It then lunged at him and wrapped itself tightly around his hand


In a shocking turn of events, the boy responded by sinking his teeth into the reptiles head, killing it.

Govindas grandmother, Mateshwari Devi, said When we saw the snake in the childs hand, everyone rushed towards him, but in the meantime, he already bit the snake, killing it on the spot.

Shortly after the bite, the child lost consciousness. His family rushed him to a local health centre before he was transferred to the Government Medical College Hospital in Bettiah for specialist care.

Doctors at GMCH confirmed that the cobra died from injuries to its head and mouth, believed to be caused by the childs bite. The venom did affect Govinda, but not fatally. Dr Surab Kumar, the medic in charge of treating the toddler, said Timely treatment saved Govindas life

The childs condition is currently stable, and treatment is being administered under the supervision of doctors. The medical team is treating the child, providing continuous medication, and he is under observation.

We were surprised and cross checked with his parents multiple times to ensure the child was not bitten by the cobra to rule out that venom had not gone into his bloodstream.






Govinda was given an anti allergy medication and is now under doctors observation.




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