Indian man catching a king cobra

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[u/Agile_Commission_693]

Yet*

[u/Short-Horse-1069 → u/Agile_Commission_693]

He's not winging it though. This approach is based in some solid knowledge.

He's perhaps a bit fidgety and would have been successful at the very first attempt if he didn't panic. But, he's also dealing with the world's largest venomous snake, in the field, in a cramped space in less than ideal conditions and the sped up video does him absolutely no favours.

Is he the best? No.

Is he good? Debatable.

But does he know what he's doing? Yes.

[u/gandhishrugged → u/Short-Horse-1069]

That cobra is chill too. It's such an interesting snake compared to all the other venomous snakes.

[u/fly_tomato → u/gandhishrugged]

Being big tends to make animals less wary, the others probably need to compensate

[u/dr_wtf → u/fly_tomato]

That's why you see many snakes in Ferraris and Boeing 747s, whereas the King Cobra is happy with a plastic pipe and burlap sack.

[u/iDesygner → u/dr_wtf]

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[u/davidjschloss → u/fly_tomato]

A lot of people try to compensate for a snake that’s too small.

[u/Previous-Gift5801 → u/davidjschloss]

we have to be good and shit

[u/Plastic-Somewhere494 → u/davidjschloss]

I dont

[u/jimmyhaffaren → u/davidjschloss]

Heyoo!

[u/DrowAboveground → u/fly_tomato]

Tell that to any moose. They forgot to get more chill after they broke 1200lbs