DEADLY Snake Almost KILLED Me In Sri Lanka🇱🇰 

📍Weligama, Sri Lanka
Ayubowan and hello from beautiful Sri Lanka. Join me on my epic adrenaline jumping adventure today as I explore some wild stuff inside the jungle of Weligama.
Experience the Thrill and get ready for an adrenaline-packed adventure as I venture into the heart of the Weligama Snake Farm. Witness some of the most fascinating and exotic snake species from around the world, all residing in this incredible sanctuary.
Don't forget the snake man who lost his thumb to a King Cobra here at the sanctuary in Sri Lanka! He is one fascinating man!
At the Weligama Snake Farm, conservation is at the forefront of their mission. Learn about the farm's dedication to protecting these misunderstood creatures and their vital roles in the ecosystem. By understanding and respecting these magnificent snakes, we can foster a safer environment for both humans and reptiles alike.
I show the location in the video but ill make sure to tag it here in the description also.
Brace yourself for an jaw opening and inspiring show that will leave you on the edge of your seat! Watch the skilled handler bring out all snakes and he even tries to put them on myself, Native Ty.
If you are in the Weligama area, i highly recommend to visit the snake farm. It was truly a great experience during my travels in Sri Lanka.
Here is some information about the two venomous snakes he brought out at the end. The Sri Lankan Russell's Viper and the King Cobra.
The KING COBRA is the snake that lashed out at me and I had to back away.
Sri Lankan Russell's Viper (Daboia russelii): This venomous snake is responsible for the majority of snakebite-related deaths in Sri Lanka. It has a distinct triangular-shaped head and a well-defined, light-colored zigzag pattern along its body. The venom of the Sri Lankan Russell's Viper can cause a range of symptoms, including severe pain, swelling, bleeding, and in some cases, can be fatal if left untreated.
Common Cobra (Naja naja): The Common Cobra, also known as the Indian Cobra, is found in Sri Lanka and is responsible for many snakebite incidents. It has a hood that it can flare when threatened, making it a recognizable snake. Its venom can affect the nervous system and lead to respiratory failure if not treated in time.
I almost got KILLED by a KING COBRA in Sri Lanka 🇱🇰
POISONOUS Snake Almost KILLED Me In Sri Lanka🇱🇰
CHAPTERS
00:00 arriving at snake farm
2:38 Holding Lisa the Python
9:42 Weird green snake
10:58 SRI LANKA SHOUTOUT!
13:46 4 SNAKES ON ME
17:36 KING COBRA....almost...
25:18 Goodbye snake man
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