This village in Western Bengal, India, has some remarkable residents. The Monocled Cobra, with enough venom to kill 10 people in a single bite, lives here peacefully alongside humans. However, that doesn’t mean it won’t hunt it’s prey ruthlessly, and there’s nowhere for this toad to hide…
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Later, during an interview with the cobra, he begged and pleaded for a plane ticket to anywhere out of India… he said the smell had finally gotten to him.
Is that shit all along the foot path? Coming to town near you
Geee….my thoughts and prayers for that unfortunate toad….let’s hope he makes a miraculous escape…
Contrived garbage drama. BBC should be ashamed of this kind of rubbish.
Thus not really a vs just a hunt
This is why India has one of the lower life spans. Well, cobras are the least of their concerns, I suppose, given how polluted everything is in India.
How they shoot that , they are wandering behind a snake with a professional camera setup and people and animals around there like nothing happened.