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I can't touch this thing

Chukwuka319:
The snake is a Gaboon viper.
The Gaboon viper is the world's largest viper among all 200 species of viper, and is the world's largest venomous snake, followed by the King cobra, Eastern Diamondback Rattlesnake and Bushmaster viper.
It possesses the longest fangs of any snake on earth, with fangs reaching a length of 2 inches.
This huge viper also possesses the greatest volume of venom of any snake in one bite, courtesy of the massive venom glands.
Like nearly all other vipers, its venom is haemotoxic, attacking the blood and blood vessels and can bring death within hours.

All this ones go just go internet go do copy and paste.

Damn!

That’s death!

You lucky!

No Be Small Thing ooooo

What a soup!

You guys are playing with death when you are supposed to have cut and bury the head or hand it over to those that need it. Even in death it is dangerous to play with the head anyhow.

So u just killed your child you borne 11 years ago

Sirmwill:
They asked it before they killed it na 🙄😏


Everyone knows how to ask snakes for their age naaw

🙄🙄

Humility begets learning.

Not everything should be a joke.

This snake is specially designed by the creator. It looks beautiful.

AfroBeatDiary:
No sir, the white patches at the back indicates the numbers of year it has spent and this has 11 matured patches.

That’s a gaboon viper. It has the longest known fang in the snake kingdom. It delivers a very deep bite with haemotoxins that break down your blood vessels. It killed a farmer in the outskirts of Umuahia a few years ago. He was taken to a native doctor and was given treatments that were ineffective until his window for survival was closed and they now rushed him to FMC to perform magic….ignorance killed him.

agadez007:
That’s a gaboon viper,The snake is said to have one of the quickest strikes in all snake-dom
In Igbo it’s called “echi eteka” meaning tomorrow is too far because you can never reach tomorrow after bitten by this snake
It’s always said that it counts before striking and they have the longest fangs in all snakes

I am so much fascinated by Snakes,please does anybody know where I can learn to be a Snake handler?

Lala would've take you as an apprentice but man is on sabbatical maybe the next man to comment will do that.

AkpaMgbor:
That’s a gaboon viper. It has the longest known fang in the snake kingdom. It delivers a very deep bite with haemotoxins that break down your blood vessels. It killed a farmer in the outskirts of Umuahia a few years ago. He was taken to a native doctor and was given treatments that were ineffective until his window for survival was closed and they now rushed him to FMC to perform magic….ignorance killed him.

I've never seen a venomous snake this big in my entire life.

[quote author=Sirmwill post=129763289]They asked it before they killed it na

AfroBeatDiary:
I've never seen a venomous snake this big in my entire life.

Gaboon vipers generally stay out of contact with humans. They are very secretive but once in a while they come in contact with us..that big head houses a very potent cocktail of venom and the means to deliver it deep inside your tissue.

AfroBeatDiary:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=drS2Yc7QCvI


This is an 11 years old viper killed on the farm by a group of casual worker, they initially wanted to keep the trophy but upon letting me know, I gave them an additional 2k.

How do you know it’s age

AfroBeatDiary:
No sir, the white patches at the back indicates the numbers of year it has spent and this has 11 matured patches.

So, does it mean it came with one patch when it was hatched , given your explanation?

Your video shows a young man placing the dead viper (with its head still intact) around his neck.

That young man is dicing with death. He obviously doesn't know.

The bite reflex in some snakes is still active long after 'death' has occurred. There is a reason why so many Nigerian languages have proverbs about making sure the head of a snake should be cut off after it has been killed.

One mistake (just a slight grazing of that boy's flesh by any of those fangs) and you could very well have a fatality within 60 minutes.

Educate your farmhands/labourers ASAP. I am surprised they didn't know this already.

Zonefree:
Who calculated the age?

hahaha

NeckingNgulping:
So, does it mean it came with one patch when it was hatched, given your explanation?

Usually none.

Sirmwill:
They asked it before they killed it na 🙄😏


Everyone knows how to ask snakes for their age naaw

🙄🙄

You said snakes and why is my mind thinking about women here 🤔🤔🤔🤔

Fujiyama:
Your video shows a young man placing the dead viper (with its head still intact) around his neck.

That young man is dicing with death. He obviously doesn't know.

The bite reflex in some snakes is still active long after 'death' has occurred. There is a reason why so many Nigerian languages have proverbs about making sure the head of a snake should be cut off after it has been killed.

One mistake (just a slight grazing of that boy's flesh by any of those fangs) and you could very well have a fatality within 60 minutes.

Educate your farmhands/labourers ASAP. I am surprised they didn't know this already.

They knew but utterly stupid, you can see I can't move closer hence the reason why some shot are off focus but when you tell them things like this, they think one is not smart.

Christistruth00:
How do you know it’s age

The white patches on the back sir

AkpaMgbor:
Gaboon vipers generally stay out of contact with humans. They are very secretive but once in a while they come in contact with us..that big head houses a very potent cocktail of venom and the means to deliver it deep inside your tissue.

Not mine in Jesus name, I rebuke and back to sender.

Kossyso:
This snake is specially designed by the creator. It looks beautiful.

and deadly

AfroBeatDiary:
No sir, the white patches at the back indicates the numbers of year it has spent and this has 11 matured patches.

omo I use Google check this o.

NFBI:
I can't touch this thing

Me too, I have to summon courage to shoot close range

agadez007:
That’s a gaboon viper,The snake is said to have one of the quickest strikes in all snake-dom
In Igbo it’s called “echi eteka” meaning tomorrow is too far because you can never reach tomorrow after bitten by this snake
It’s always said that it counts before striking and they have the longest fangs in all snakes

I am so much fascinated by Snakes,please does anybody know where I can learn to be a Snake handler?

Come to SAMBISA FOREST

AfroBeatDiary:
No sir, the white patches at the back indicates the numbers of year it has spent and this has 11 matured patches.

even under the belly,the white scales will have 11 black strips that indicates the age,one strip is one year