Little Cobra Gets Sips Of Water From A Sprite Bottle During His Rescue | The Dodo

[@yamatoyazuyuki7049]

I like the fact that the Cobra started to calm down a lot more after he started to give it some water

[@LarryFleetwood8675]

That was good to see how the snake almost appeared to 'realize' this man (or 'thing' to it) was helping it... I'm sure snakes don't have the brain capcity to understand it but it was still a touching moment, I'm no snake fan yet found this an amazing clip.

[@Hibiiiiiinbunny]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 yes.. indeed. It is a wild animal after all. I've watched a lot of people who have this venomous animals enclosure and they always say that they cannot be tamed. But they can be less defensive when they realize that they're not in danger or the people near them has no intention to hurt them but help them, you can see it lower its hooding when it drinks. These animals are so smart imo that's why they cannot be tamed.

[@nicoleb695]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 king cobras are incredibly intelligent. They can recognize faces and puzzle out problems. I'm very sure that one did indeed realize it was being helped

[@bari2883]

@@nicoleb695 is this for real. Work out a puzzle??

[@JsJdv]

@@LarryFleetwood8675 You were touched by it because you anthromorphized an animal that would likely hurt someone down the line.

[@Uzicide]

This dude may be the most badass man on the planet. Just sitting face to face with a cobra, hand feeding it water. My fricken hero.

[@kevinericsnell4092]

Put on a free show for a whole village ^_^

[@lisaellis2593]

Exactly! My scary ass hell no!

[@Bbender690]

@MAIN this is a random wild cobra not a pet that's familiar with you

[@1jazzyphae]

There's a lot of people over there like this man. I see so many videos of cobras being saved. They deserve so much better

[@billwilson3665]

MIRZA MD ARIF is the channel.

[@12thDecember]

That snake handler definitely knew what he was doing. No fear, just compassion for a deadly snake in distress. Amazing. ❤️

[@user-bk6vq3xm1t]

The snake can sense it more than we can, if we are calm it will also be calm

[@John-ob7dh]

well it drew its hood in ,so it must have ceased feeling threatened.

[@elijah5599]

If this was a King Cobra, then it's possible that the snake could tell he was trying to help it. King Cobras are the smartest species of snake, and uniquely have the ability to recognize individual people.

[@PurEvil10]

Thanks for the info

[@sarthakjalal4904]

No It's not, the snake is Indian spectacled Cobra ✌️

[@NingYaakappa]

yeah it's not king cobra. as sarthak jalal says, it's indian/spectacled cobra, Naja naja

[@JackFrostIsHere]

@@sarthakjalal4904 you indian ιdισтѕ really need to improve your English comprehensive ability before jumping to your own conclusions. The guy writing the post clearly mentioned "IF" and not as a granted statement, was it that hard to spot?

[@vesperaarcanumserpentis4958]

Same with reticulated pythons, they also learn to recognize individuals and they remember the good and the bad.

[@williamroberts1929]

You can tell he has a deep respect and understanding of snakes. Not many people would even consider the possibility that the little thing might not have had access to water and could be extremely thirsty. Giving this little snake water actually clamed it down. 🐍

[@summerbreeze1955]

So true there are some wonderful humans on this planet and this guy is one of them , luv n light x

[@errorx_x1063]

Haha it was instantly pacified when it knew it had a drink XD

[@williamroberts1929]

@@errorx_x1063 🐍🍻

[@ENJvideo]

ANGER! Oh.. Thank you.. I guess I will go with you..

[@nsx001]

He resonated so smoothly with the snake.

[@debbieschultz9768]

I couldn’t believe how he opened his little mouth. This man is wonderful to give him water and clean the garbage off of him 👍👍👍👍

[@donaldalbert4029]

Yeah The is simply so amazing and wonderful, am so delighted

[@mansharker8]

Indian and Nepalese people can be very humane and compassionate :)

[@kellythomas5392]

Hello Debbie how are you doing today?

[@zaktanazaki8785]

His name is Mirza arif .He has his youtube channel where he posts his snake rescuing videos and spread awarness about the only treatment of snake bite is hospital not those BABAs who cure snake bites by claiming of using magic .i have seen his other videos where at first ,he gives water to snakes for drinking...if the snake is trapped in some place for a few days.... and then he saves them...

[@mindlessfun4804]

You can clearly see that the snake is more afraid of everyone than the other way around. But it's calming down when being hydrated. What a cute show of intelligence.

[@indigowolf556]

I'm not a snake fan but that was so cool to see a cobra drinking water like that never have seen that before. And the man who was taking the fishing net off of him did it so gently. I'm so glad that the snake was saved and released. There are good people on this earth. ❤️

[@cerdapeggy3632]

Eres bastante inocente.

[@Superfreaky2]

Look up baby snakes drinking water and be prepared to become a snake person.

[@rodragonfly1134]

@@cerdapeggy3632 WTF is that supposed to mean?

[@cerdapeggy3632]

@@rodragonfly1134 que no se le mete el agua por la nariz o encharcas pulmones. La muerte es lenta y muy dolorosa. Estaba con la boca abierta por estrés. Él buscaba salvar a los humanos.

[@webadagrande]

@@cerdapeggy3632 que mierda tratas de decir?

[@Professional_Victim_H8er]

If I didn’t know any better , that snake was looking at that man with kindness and appreciation for re-hydrating and saving him.

[@erikblom3147]

I think (like everyone in yt comments) that i know better: snakes or any reptiles for that matter cannot have feelings like kindness or appreciation, they just lack the part of the brain that covers feelings and emotions😊

[@ItsMinnowSeason]

​​@@erikblom3147 they can feel appreciation 😭 just not the same way we do nor how we express it. They feel relief when they're cared for. A lot of snakes that bite in captivity aren't doing it to be vicious but because they're excited for food and too impulsive because they're used to being given food once their enclosures are opened/associate someone with food and just get excited. But they feel relief and appreciation when they're helped, they just show it through not immediately turning around to try and kill you. You can see it in the snake, the relaxing after being given water is the snake showing appreciation from being relieved of dehydration. It's one of the only feelings I've seen all animals express, from bugs to humans. Relief. They can appreciate care.

[@shubhampanigrahi6970]

I know this man.. He is Mirza Arif from Odisha.. He is one of the best snake rescuer in India.. lets give him a clap for his extraordinary work shown.👏🏼👏🏼❤️

[@OmarrMcinnis]

I'll give the BADASS SEAL OF APPROVAL...

[@derekpowell1762]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@dalerimoller272]

If you know him personally tell him thank you for all of us! What a great guy

[@s-w]

It says his name in the description and he has his own KZbin channel.

[@collinsoconnor5843]

Stop lying. You don't know him.

[@balasubramanianv7331]

He has been a snake rescuer for over 20 years. Does a great job!

[@jetpark3743]

Actually 30 years not 20

[@strangeosyndro272]

Either way venomous or not snakes need love and help too

[@PrincessCupncake]

To be fair, he said, “over 20 years.” And 30 is over 20.

[@graceroth3045]

I like how the second he realizes he’s getting water, he forgets he’s supposed to act scary and his hood comes down

[@tacothecat1604]

“They wouldn’t be giving me their life saving water if they’re trying to kill me, guess I’m good” Yes you are little venom buddy, you are soooo good.

[@alexhooper6625]

I'm not an expert here, but I'm fairly certain he made it drink to keep the mouth busy with *something* - Cobras focus on movement and with the water in it's face you could see him get a good grip behind the head, because it didn't react to his hand being near it. It likely did need water, but don't think for a second the animal realized it was being "helped" lol. Notice how it spun around and tried to escape as soon as he released it's head.

[@graceroth3045]

@@alexhooper6625 he didn’t try to hook it or grab it until he’d fully finished swallowing the water and then it cut to his head already being pinned I don’t know how many cobras you’ve seen before but this one was extremely calm for the cercumstance (because all preditors but specifically king cobras do anything they can to avoid conflict, hence putting up the hood in the first place) and after he was released he could have easily striked at him (they are a lot faster than that) Once his head was free he didn’t even try to bite him, he just tried to crawl away

[@Mistfall254]

@@alexhooper6625 Cobras are very intelligent though, so....

[@SilvaDreams]

@@alexhooper6625 They raise up and flare as a warning to leave them alone when scared, once it realized it wasn't being threatened it calmed down. We might not have cobras in the US but in the south we do have the copper head which is venomous and they act the same way. They much prefer to run away rather than bite.

[@007lisle]

Dude was so calm, he fed the cobra water like it was nothing, easy peasy.

[@DOKZAONE]

amazing how the cobra calmed down after being given water, she looked kinda confused but almost thankful ^^

[@mcdragon0123]

She was confused cause they called her a King Cobra because she's she's a different type of cobra.

[@anubhavlive]

@@mcdragon0123 I thought you would say a queen cobra ;)

[@mcdragon0123]

@@anubhavlive I was thinking about saying that, but it wouldn't make sense cause it's not a King Cobra 😂

[@itsmanasK]

How do you know she was a female cobra? 🤔

[@friendlyfire2374]

*He

[@Alteori]

This guy looks like he's been handling snakes for a while. VERY COOL!

[@numbah1shorkfan]

Oh hey it's alteori

[@infernomaroon8023]

Bruh he is a very famous youtuber from my hometown

[@RJAmarofficial]

indian snake guy

[@heroinmom153]

That guy is skilled with dangerous snakes, a true and compassionate badass

[@DarkSamson1]

S'up Alteori.

[@monica012077]

The snake wasn't afraid after being offered water. That was beautiful to watch him drink! 🤩

[@shckwave5230]

SNAKES HAVE LEGS

[@thebananaguardian_]

@@shckwave5230 fun fact of the day :D

[@shckwave5230]

@@thebananaguardian_ I READ 📖 SNAKES HAVE LEGS ON "THE DAILY TESTICLE "

[@rosymylene1878]

Really beautiful.

[@lukej7283]

That is a good way to actually kill the snake, it is not how snakes drink water. Forcing water into its mouth is potentially going to kill the snake later, same thing happens with many animals when humans force them to drink in this manner.

[@marilyncarrier]

Poor little guy. These guys were compassionate and came to his rescue 😊😊❤

[@theindigopapillon3495]

Never once have I looked at a snake and thought, oh that is cute, but when he was drinking and looked so helpless.... aww

[@MrPringles6996]

This guy is incredibly composed, a expert snake handler. He could see it was dehydrate and knew to hydrate immediately

[@Bee-tj8gc]

I liked the part wear the I couldn't tell if the snake was drinking or getting water boarded. I saw it gulp the first round but after that not so much

[@CarStreetGasGone]

@@Bee-tj8gc 😂

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

I had a side business for awhile rescuing rattle snakes from people homes, never once occurred to me to give them a drink of water though. I just caught and released. Damn thoughtful of the guy. 😊👍

[@lyndahammond8883]

What you did was very compassionate for the people and the snakes. I'm sure the work you did required much patience, skill and bravery. Yes, bravery. Not many of us could do what you did. Bless you, man...

[@sudeepmore1525]

No worries mate! We're just glad that you rescued and released them😇

[@UncleHowdy_WWE]

It's a good thing you never tried this with a rattlesnake since they're vipers, they can strike incredibly fast. Much faster than a cobra. Cobras are also the most intelligent out of all snake species so they can probably tell when someone is trying to help them and so they're not likely to bite.

[@DIDYOUSEETHAT172]

@@UncleHowdy_WWE LOL as I said in the beginning, it was a rattlesnake, that was my side business trapping, rescuing, and releasing rattlesnakes that crawled into shipping yards and peoples homes in the summer. The rattlesnakes I worked with rarely struck out at me until completely cornered and even then they were more rattle than strike. Most snake bites occur when people step on snakes, or try to pick them up, or people see one freak out and start hitting it with a stick. This whole thing in a movie where you here a rattle then a person goes down is bullshit. Snakes that go directly at people are extremely rare. Not to mention the majority of rattle snake bites are dry bites, in other words a warning to leave them alone. No venom, most vipers can control the amount of venom they inject, the most dangerous bites occur in North America by young or juvenile rattlesnakes who have not learned to control their venom. Or people see newborns and pick them up, or step on them, they are fully equipped with fangs and venom, but no rattles have grown out yet.

[@luna_chan_0]

Such a wonderful heart touching moment, some people won't even bother to help it. You can see the snake's happiness getting sips of water and getting untangled. Bless that man.

[@matrixmaster9616]

A daring rescue! Good thing that there are people not only brave, but also kind.

[@blueboots1926]

I was in tears when he gave him water.I think he is a very important man and very much an example of a real man.

[@apseudonym]

Yes. Brave, compassionate and gentle.

[@Tyler.254]

Okay lady it's not that serious you don't need to be in literal tears lol

[@clydebalcom3679]

Scared, dehydrated, and so grateful for the humans who care. Dude is so gentle.

[@clydebalcom3679]

@itachirama, You see one thing. I see another. If the purpose was to eat it then why not kill it while immobilized? Something else...Look at the faces of the villagers. They respect life, even when it is a danger to their own lives.

[@clydebalcom3679]

@itachirama, You're good 👍

[@rightcast-bhakti6201]

@itachirama moreover that's an Indian Village, Cobras are sacred animals there, it is considered a grave sin in indian villages to kill a snake, unless it possess a danger to you, they are known as "Naga Devtas" in Hindu mythology.

[@rightcast-bhakti6201]

@itachirama being ignorant is not offensiv but being ignorant even after being educated is offensive, so no need to apologise, u clearly improved ur knowledge upon ur mistake, kudos to you.

[@clydebalcom3679]

@@she-jingping8737, Wow. That's awesome. Thanks for sharing that. It's really cool to learn about cultures different from my own. 🤩

[@lilkingg82]

Even the potentially deadliest of animals on the planet deserve compassion.

[@amallulla2000]

The cobra may be the potentially deadliest of animals on the planet, but we human beings are certainly the deadliest of animals on the planet.

[@ArtByDeimos]

Seeing the snake gulping the water was the cutest and most comforting thing 💕

[@lionessoftor4139]

Very interesting that he lower his hood (his threat display) after he got water. Still clearly scared and didn't like getting picked up by giants (understandable) but very cool. Snakes don't want to mess with humans. We are just to big. They hide, then run, then bluff, then mock strike and if all else fails bite. If you leave them alone they leave you alone.

[@sisteryaya24]

So true, unless you accidently trip over one. 😬

[@lionessoftor4139]

@@sisteryaya24 an unfortunate side effect of hiding, sometimes the predator doesn't see you. Haha

[@Lonerangel7177]

Yep I remember that copperhead Gave a hiker a warning bite because he was too close but didn’t inject any venom in him.. The hiker was grateful after. I wouldn’t recommend anyone messing with these creatures tho

[@moragmacgregor6792]

@@Lonerangel7177 I was fascinated to learn that snakes don't always envenomate the victim of a bite. To the snake, venom is a valuable resource.

[@yasmin_dom]

This is not a King cobra. Looks more like a spectacled cobra… both are beautiful creatures 😊

[@thegpimp]

Completely agree. That is a true cobra, where the king cobra is not. The hood is too pronounced to be a king cobra. Judging by the patterns on the back of the hood, I completely agree with spectacled cobra as the species.

[@tristanwalling1388]

Was scanning the comments just for this.

[@mikediodato1109]

The snake looks very grateful and relaxed once you gave it the water.

[@NetMaestro2009]

A confident pro. Obviously has lots of experience with these reptiles. Well done in saving the cobra.

[@nsx001]

he resonated so smoothly with the snake.

[@ctech14367]

No actually he operates a food cart and had never encountered a snake before

[@mcdragon0123]

Not a King Cobra

[@ctech14367]

@gauri shankar bull hockey

[@Catnipfumar]

@gauri shankar do not argue with @just average is evident that his parents did not raise him, right? It's evident that his name should be changed from just hours to just stupid. 😹

[@MattHossZone]

What a respectful and compassionate community for calling him to rescue the snake, when they could've easily killed it.

[@varun3253]

in india, snakes have godlike stature,and killing a snake means inviting the wrath of gods

[@shubhamsandilya1131]

Its from india i guess from the womens saree

[@shubhamsandilya1131]

@@spandexspleen sahi bola bhai aur road wagerah, people follow rules a lot, little different cuisine from us bihari but basically we love to travel there. Alcohol is allowed too😀

[@ash-ris]

@@liveandletdie4233 most of the animals are respected in India as symbols of gods be it hindu, Muslim or Christian or any other religions. Guess we are a animal lover country.

[@varun3253]

@@liveandletdie4233 cows are sacred too, but for different reasons. I think cows are more of a cultural/religious thing because, where I'm from, the south of India, the consumption of beef is much more prevelant than in the North. But, snake groves are spread throughout India and while mythologies are associated with the worship of snakes, it could also be that snakes are much more dangerous than cows and hence were worshiped in the same vein as worshipping the sun,moon, rain/thunder etc

[@shirley9240]

This has to be one of the bravest and compassionate things I have ever seen. Thank you, kind sir.

[@BjornMaxson-ju5rv]

Hello Shirley, how're you doing today??

[@DevastationOccursNow]

I’m glad that people are willing to help snakes instead of instantly killing them when they need help.

[@agentsmith5959]

Damn that guy soo smoothly rescued cobra without making any extra effort

[@MsPuffykinz]

I love how in awe this cobra seems. He was very rightly pissed. Then he got real confused. Had some water. Got free. Over all. A decent day.

[@waterbird91]

Compassion for all creatures is what counts. He must have been quite dehydrated. For any snake to accept water from a human is just awesome. He was no longer afraid of the man after he gave him the water. If I had been the snake I would have tried to run, I would have been afraid of a really huge human. But this snake was accepting and grateful.

[@kritharthbaishnab]

@The sauce are you muslim?? No because i thought they can kill anything easily without thinking much. Don't you have humanity and all??

[@Boss.X5]

@@thesauce1682 agreed

[@Jean-ClaudeGodDamn]

I find snakes drinking oddly adorable

[@MRNOFILTER718]

Even the most fierce animals can sense a person's spirit and intentions. We can all learn a great deal from this act of kindness.

[@justinnee1572]

Or it was just thirsty.

[@namansharma413]

Not spirit. It's sprite. 😂

[@ipiinsih3655]

@@justinnee1572 ikr lmao

[@gseric4721]

Not just that. The snake handler's mannerisms seemed to have helped as well. It takes tremendous study on what offends a snake, and you can't approach it in just any kind of way.

[@sanebooks]

Wow. I have so much respect for that rescuer. He saved his life and released the snake and no one wanted to kill it. I am impressed.

[@Reincarnation111]

What a cool man, he knows what he is doing and also senses that the snake is dehydrated so gives it water. Poor snake looked so terrified at 0:45.Water is a life saver for all, lets revere and respect it. Thanks and blessings to this man for rescuing this young cobra.

[@ratansharma951]

There is something beautiful in your comment. 'Water is a life saver '. People around me waste so much water. When I politely tell them it is due to wastage of water that water level is going down, day by day, they ignore it altogether. The Municipal officers also do not listen. Many a time I feel I am living in a deaf and dumb world.

[@JaylaScousa]

That's a perfect example of bravery and compassion ❤

[@pokermel]

My heart! The way the cobra looked grateful for the water. 😩

[@devilstoast2703]

Absolutely love this, you can tell how grateful the little Cobra is as well. So happy this wonderful man was around to save his life

[@dawnd8108]

That is so cool. Glad there are caring people in the world!!

[@dawnd8108]

The handler sure knew what he was doing!!

[@zoumanadembele3612]

2 YEARS later the same cobra decided to dedicate his whole life on saving humans and to teach his youngling the notion of compation.

[@mrsaraf3459]

"Thousands have lived without Love, but not one without Water" - W.H. Auden

[@Windancer11]

❤

[@pattimariefedele7414]

This is one of my favorite animal videos. I love how kind this man is, especially since the cobra is venomous. He is so gentle and adept at handling this cobra and cutting the fishing net off him. He is so thoughtful to think the snake may be dehydrated and give him a generous drink of water from a Sprite bottle and he looked so cute drinking it. The cobra seems to know the man is trying to help him because I didn’t see him strike at the man. This video truly warmed my heart!!

[@kimberlyoldschool]

As someone who has kept pet snakes, it’s just painful to see that fishing wire wrapped around him 🥺 When I got my first kingsnake shipped to me from a breeder, he was delayed by a day. I finally held him over his water bowl, and he just wrapped himself around my arm like a live charm bracelet and drank for five minutes straight.

[@Silver_wind_1987_]

Did you feel the water going down OMO

[@Pari28]

Poor little guy!!!! Snakes need love too!

[@donaldalbert4029]

Oh, Hope he got well your king cobra 🐍, anyways thanks to God someone was there to the poor cobra out

[@blubbiliblubb123456]

Don't ship animals and don't order from breeders! Adopt - don't shop! Animals are no accessoires! This is beyond cruel!

[@kimberlyoldschool]

@@blubbiliblubb123456 this doesn’t apply for snakes. Never take a snake from the wild, and never buy a snake from a pet store. Buy ONLY from reputable breeders, who will guarantee the animal’s health.

[@namitales]

I’m terrified of snakes, but gosh seeing this makes me so freaking happy. Look at that little baby all hydrated again. I may not be able to cuddle a snake yet, but it’s good to see that they’re being treated right. 💜

[@AV-xm5ln]

wtf snakes aren't for you to be cuddling with lmao

[@namitales]

@@AV-xm5ln I think you get my point, you’re reaching now lmao

[@releesadopamine9810]

@@AV-xm5ln mine loves a cuddle ,but he's a corn snake lol so he's a big softy ! But I knew what Naomi meant ,but honestly if she met my snake she would deffo have a cuddle and deffo fall in love ...x

[@DerNomade1871]

Can only imagine the story this cobra will tell its offspring about how giants saved them and gave them plentiful water to drink

[@EarthIsFlat456]

You can indeed only imagine, because that's something that will only happen in your imagination.

[@prometheus705]

@@EarthIsFlat456 yes, thats the point of wishful thinking, now crawl back to your shitheap home and Forever sleep yourself

[@SusaAndPuppo]

@@EarthIsFlat456 better to have a peaceful cute imagination than acting like u 😉

[@EarthIsFlat456]

@@SusaAndPuppo You mean better to be childish and naive.

[@addisonjudah]

@@EarthIsFlat456 is being childish a bad thing?

[@lilbitsleepy2574]

What a calm, confident snake handler. Amazing stuff

[@ktinxx]

Excellent work, done with calm competence, true sign of a professional snake wrangler, I salute you, sir! Thank you for making sure this cobra lived to see another day.

[@moragmacgregor6792]

_Lived to bite another day._ Hahaha! The cobra isn't malicious. I believe he only bites in self-defense

[@xenabellarosepoolreedzilla4405]

Everyone needs some water to feel better, he must've been thirsty, but is now much better!!!!!

[@3dsmaxmaya244]

@BELIEVE in JESUS bro Jesus is a messenger of Allah

[@nupiensrisaifischer40]

น่ารักมาก งูน้อย ดื่มน้ำจากขวดไสปร์ท ไม่เคยเห็นมาก่อน ผู้ช่วยก็ใจดีมากยิ่ง สาธุอนุโมทามิค่ะ

[@elizabethlushai3532]

The kindness shown to the snake was overwhelming. We often forget that even supposedly vicious animals also deserve our kindness and understanding.

[@rainsnow90]

That deserve respect. Animals are just following instinct. Cant blame them.

[@45proteinconsumer]

he respects his thirst

[@maybememory1]

Animals can truly tell when someone’s trying to help them

[@CassiaMdB]

To be honest I hate snakes, but seeing this one trapped and so thirsty broke my heart 💔 I'm glad she's now free in her habitat 🐍

[@shajahanabubaker3696]

The cobra was male

[@adityarajsingh8110]

@@shajahanabubaker3696 Does that really matter?

[@shajahanabubaker3696]

@@adityarajsingh8110 yes of course

[@adityarajsingh8110]

@@shajahanabubaker3696 Why so? The whole point of the video was to make you feel wholesome, not to become some gender Nazi AFAIK!!

[@Prankrishna_1234]

One of the best rescues I have ever seen...so many small details..the man's presence of mind, the snake's intelligence, humanity,trust everything.

[@biswajitdutta3225]

My heartfelt congrats to that person , feeding water to the Cobra.

[@sandyfyffe6849]

It really looked like the snake understood the guys intentions when it saw the bottle of water. I'm so glad there are people out here like this man.

[@lilacoo7700]

It is a life being totally helpless! needing help desperately to get relieved to breath at ease. Amazing how this wonderful guy released him from that painfully tight cords squeezing him all over. Imagine that pain plus thurst and hunger it was dealing with. This is pure kindness. I am lost for words. This man is sent from heaven to let this creature move back to where it belongs to. May he receive everything he aspires in life! He is a rare find. Glad he happens to be snake catcher if that was the case. Poor creature got that utmost relief finally! Imagine that feeling! Rare incident to eyewitness. totally amazing! God bless him!!!

[@Moonmoon-ws6jo]

That cobra looked so cute drinking the water, must has been so thirsty after being trapped

[@slavomirkovac6236]

Thanks for helping that poor snake

[@leefrankel4191]

It’s amazing to me. The cobra knew to open its mouth for water from the bottle. A wonderful rescue all around. 🙏✌️😍

[@rileyward8112]

Those people are wonderful they're helping an animal that could turn around and kill you but it was wonderful to see someone helping an animal that was in trouble and being so respectful I'm not trying to hurt him in the process I'm so glad that he was released back into nature where he can go live his State the rest of his little snake life I think it's wonderful when people help animals and by the way snakes are not evil there's no evil animal except for humans so I'm so happy to see they're still good humans left in the world under the sick I help you go out and live the rest of the your sneaky life in peace and comfort you're all awesome thank you

[@H8wokePropaganda]

That guy was super chill in that situation & knew that it was hard to tell how long it had been since the poor animal had drank any water. That snake knew he was trying to help & that was really neat to witness!!! Happy ending for everyone involved!!!

[@BjornMaxson-ju5rv]

Hello Annie, how're you doing today??

[@timefortinybirdandfriends6565]

Thank you for saving this beautiful cobra. They look intelligent and are intelligent.

[@emilycooper6539]

Love seeing a human help a innocent snake!!! No creatures are evil! They are all just here with us living their lives! All equally deserving of a happy healthy life free from harm! Amazing rescue!!!

[@gzdPr]

Amen!

[@peterscott6003]

I agree with you totally Emily , all living creatures are God's creation .

[@rhodalle]

How it's body dangles so relaxed after he cut the net shows how relieved it felt. I've caught snakes for a long time (non venomous) and usually they thrash and can hurt their spine in that position. Not that he handled it improperly, he was amazing at reading this snake and quickly switched to holding it in a way that was safer for it. You can see how this animal is far less panicked than it could have been because of how gentle and caring this man was.

[@DinnerForkTongue]

You could tell from the total absence of hood flaring after the water. Snake was still tense, but not agitated and panicking.

[@rosenia5409]

I was so mesmerized how he saved that beautiful cobra, absolutely amazing! What an expert!

[@darrenyoung3102]

Bless this guy, and what a beautiful Cobra. That is a first watching him gently give him water to drink, that was absolutely amazing to watch, wow.

[@LightsOn128]

What a kind and patient man to free this incredible animal.❤

[@nil981]

It's amazing how the snake just retracted it's good as if it realized it wasn't in danger.

[@arieswildchild]

Poor thing looks so scared. Thank you people for not killing it!

[@ursherettepaul3467]

I love people who have respect and regards for all animal life. Bless all the people like this fella in the video.🙏🏾

[@Mark-nx5pk]

i love me a meat sandwhich

[@Evehawk87]

That’s one of the coolest things I’ve ever seen!

[@mortanos8938]

Every animal feels fear, even the scary ones. They just want to live as well and they certainly deserve to. That makes it all the sweeter when someone has the courage and understanding to help even those creatures who could in turn easily kill that helper, but almost every animal knows when it is being helped and there is nothing more rewarding than seeing a dangerous creature act docile towards its benefactor. THANKYOU to all those who have the compassion and courage to not just help the cute animals but any animal in need. Any friend of animals is a friend of mine !

[@tek512]

Look how fast the snake chilled out once it realized he was there to help.

[@lindinle]

1:18 oh my god they are waterboarding him... the monsters o,o snek: I AINT NO SNITCH!! HURB ABLUR BLURB!!!!

[@JonCollinsMedia]

I like how when he pulled the bottle away the cobra put its neck flaps down. That showed it wasn't being aggressive anymore. It knew it needed that water and was being helped.

[@guydegregg6869]

Care overcomes fear, and those young children who watched on will teach it to their children someday 🙏

[@lousialb8962]

What a beautiful lesson to us all! We don't have to react with force when we're afraid. Kindness, respect, and competence leaves everyone better off!

[@snide.remarks]

Much respect for the snake-handler/rescuer for aiding such a stunning creature.

[@torakunoichi]

You sir are a good man with a kind heart and brave spirit

[@eeyore077]

here you can see what we really need, compassion for every beings..

[@suuriteatteri]

... удивительный человек!!! Змея боялась не меньше, чем жители, но он и напоил, и освободил ее))) Любая жизнь безценна! 💚

[@MsYesmin-ng3lk]

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[@carvalone3076]

Boy, he handled that like a pro!!!! Never seen a snake drink water

[@onioncontrol]

This snake was more relaxed after a sip of water than most captive cobras I've seen videos of.

[@salqubeq5203]

Wonderful to see humans acting like good humans in the world! Great job & thanks for sharing

[@kbaer3038]

That was incredible. You don't normally see things like that in NJ. !

[@Memow-pk1ng]

😂😝there are NOT any kind of cobras in NJ. or in any of US states!! Only poison ones are many species of rattlers, copperheads, moccasins, & coral snakes in South.

[@chinmayaprakash]

0:25 it's not a King cobra. It is a Binocellate cobra, Naja naja, and is an entirely different species. The "spectacle" mark on the dorsal aspect of its hood is an unmistakable identifier. King cobra, Ophiophagus hannah, has a solitary inverted V-shaped pattern of lighter scales on the dorsal aspect of its hood.

[@Memow-pk1ng]

Naja, naja.. that reminds me of the story Rikki Tiki Tavi, the mongoose & cobra.. !!

[@Baki42]

Bro!!! This guy gave sprite to a cobra, new gen cobra unlocked

[@jonesyokc]

It was really cool how you could see the snake sort of deflate/relax after it was done drinking. Like it knew it was going to be okay. Cobras are such amazing and intelligent creatures.

[@gambitgambino1560]

The the cobra eats their cat

[@indrabora13]

It's so nice to see that he was so kind and gave some water to that cobra cause that was so hot place so that cobra was thirsty and that's why that cobra easily goes into the bottle cause he got what he wanted😌

[@otakumansa1942]

1:10 god this was so kind and cute !!

[@PabloHernandez-gl5ij]

Poor little guy was seriously thirsty glad they were able to see them.

[@33cltn]

Every living thing on this planet just wants to survive. Respect

[@whiteswanlilly4119]

Seeing how tight that net was made me saf. Thank you to the people who helped it.

[@HBTori]

This is the best thing I’ve seen all month! For this man to save an animal that most people would see as too dangerous and not worth the risk of saving, it’s just beautiful! And the fact that he also made sure to rehydrate it. I applaud this man! 👏👏👏👏

[@Restore2761]

Mohammad mirza arif the snake saver from odisha india... He has a KZbin channel.... Very humble and guy