Man Puts Snake And Giant Tarantula In His Mouth
A Brazillian man has become an Internet sensation after shooting a
video where he puts a live tarantula and a snake in his mouth at the
same time.
The creepy footage shows Arteval Duarte, who calls himself the 'Ninja
of Serpents', handling a banded cat-eyed snake and a pinktoe
tarantula. Then he carefully wraps the snake around the spider and
place both of them in his mouth.
The footage shows Arteval Duarte andling a banded cat-eyed snake and a
pinktoe tarantula.
With the lens close to his face, Mr Duarte let the creatures both
crawl inside his mouth till then the snake successfully unwrapped
itself and the tarantula stepped out from his mouth. The 'handler'
says he has been charming and training poisonous animals for more than
15 years.
Mr Duarte let the creatures both crawl inside his mouth till then the
snake successfully unwrapped itself and the tarantula stepped out from
his mouth
The venom of a pinktoe tarantula is considered mild, even compared to
other new-world tarantulas. The banded cat-eyed tends not to bite
humans when handled, but when it does, the venom has relatively mild
effects in most individuals (some describe it as a slight
irritating/itching sensation with slight swelling). The snake is not
considered a risk to human health.
video where he puts a live tarantula and a snake in his mouth at the
same time.
The creepy footage shows Arteval Duarte, who calls himself the 'Ninja
of Serpents', handling a banded cat-eyed snake and a pinktoe
tarantula. Then he carefully wraps the snake around the spider and
place both of them in his mouth.
The footage shows Arteval Duarte andling a banded cat-eyed snake and a
pinktoe tarantula.
With the lens close to his face, Mr Duarte let the creatures both
crawl inside his mouth till then the snake successfully unwrapped
itself and the tarantula stepped out from his mouth. The 'handler'
says he has been charming and training poisonous animals for more than
15 years.
Mr Duarte let the creatures both crawl inside his mouth till then the
snake successfully unwrapped itself and the tarantula stepped out from
his mouth
The venom of a pinktoe tarantula is considered mild, even compared to
other new-world tarantulas. The banded cat-eyed tends not to bite
humans when handled, but when it does, the venom has relatively mild
effects in most individuals (some describe it as a slight
irritating/itching sensation with slight swelling). The snake is not
considered a risk to human health.
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