The snake master taunted the world's longest venomous snake - and was beaten to death

An Indonesia snake caught a royal cobra snake in his hands and showed his neighbors how he was playing with him, but then the giant snake got angry and hit him with his hand and face. It ended in a hospital death a few hours later

The snake master taunted the world's longest venomous snake - and was beaten to death

A snake and tame artist was killed in Indonesia last week after doing a makeshift show to villagers, teasing a royal cobra snake that bit him twice. The shaman, dubbed in the local media by the name of Nurjani, caught the giant snake a week earlier. He kept it in a wooden box for the purpose of preparing a "traditional medicine," before presenting it to his neighbors last week.

In the video, Nurjani looks around the cobra and laughs until he gets very nervous and leans towards him. The 5-foot-long snake sent his venom at Nurjani's hand, except that he motioned for people around him to move on and continue his strange routine. The royal cobra went on to punch him in the face as he continued to smile and perform his show.

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Although he insisted that he was the best healer in the whole province and a snake expert, Nurjani was unaware that the snake he was dealing with was a majestic or royal cobra that was the world's longest venomous snake, and that his bite might be dangerous. In fact, this cobra is considered very dangerous and although most snakes would prefer to avoid confrontation with humans, it can still kill a person and even an elephant quickly when needed.

Two hours after the show, Nurjani began to feel ill, clearing himself to the hospital where they were given the counter-injection. Despite this, the snake's poison had already spread in his body and by this evening his death was set. His devastated family killed the cobra by cutting off his head, an act that should drive away all the evil demons.

Dada Hasuandin area police chief said the incident took place in Pak Utan village, where Nurjani had a reputation for dangerous wildlife behavior, often appearing with local magic snakes. "It is true that Norgani was bitten and killed by a snake," the trooper said. "In the 6:30 p.m., the victim was taken to a local clinic where he was treated, but it was too late to save him. He was buried a day later, and his family killed the snake. In the village they knew the victim and he used to keep a lot of animals, including cobras. He was good at treating people with traditional techniques, and was known in the village as an artist. "