YouTubers That ALMOST DIED Making Reptile Videos | How To Survive a Cobra Bite 

I like ur temu shirt, i have it too😊

I love your shirt . Where did you get it ???

Adam, I just wanted to throw out there that I don't really think FUM is that great of a sponsor. Not only has their product not been clinicly tested but it's really hard to find research along these lines anywhere. Additionally, the NIH has actually published articles talking about the respiratory hazards of using different "vaporized" essential oils as you can see here: www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9041544/ FUM and other such products just use an, admittedly smart, marketing addenda along with the desire of so many people to quite smoking and vaping to push their product while not disclosing the risks they could cause. I just wanted to point this out, I won't like spam all your FUM sponsorships with this message or anything and I won't judge you if you continue to take them on as I know this is how you make a living. I also don't think you need to make some huge retraction or anything, I just wanted you to be informed. I would suggest if you are in a spot where there are alternative sponsors you could pick up, it would be cool if you could choose them instead, since I don't actually think this sponsor is that great for your community. Absolutely love your videos, been watching for years and now I'm thinking about getting my kiddo a reptile for Christmas and going back through and looking at some of your different lists and advice has really helped with this. Keep up the great work!

It’s not an excuse it’s a whole different world. It’s like comparing natural body builders to juiced body builders.

It's cringe to hear you defend free handling. There's no excuse for handling venomous snakes this way. It's idiots like Tyler who are paving the way to make these snakes Illegal to own. I have no respect for Tyler and neither should you.

I agree! Connecting with animals and being able to handle them is important, but so is using good judgment-knowing when to attempt something and when to retreat.

The ones that handle venomous snakes might well be the biggest man, but that is just from the swelling and long term organ damage. Doing stuff safely is the way to go.

Totally agree. I have a bearded dragon, and the people I am most wary of, are the ones that say "oh! I love reptiles!let me hold him!" They usually try to grab him like a wild lizard..or hold him in a constricting way,-which is NOT what he is used to. If someone says "I'd like to hold him, but don't have much/any experience with reptiles"- they are the ones who are usually most cautious and careful with him. ❤️ Those are the people that Peanut and I both prefer to handle him.

Spoken like a true woman

Yeahno, I have a functioning brain, taking unnecessary risks doesn`t make you cool or tough, it makes you an idiot.

Same for me

Chandlers wildlife is why I thought he made this video

I have been watching Chandler's videos, and he said way before the bite that it can happen to him and he is willing to take that risk.

@@KasparsRumba8 yup. He said it all the time. He was never ignorant. It was just a nightmare accident.

They all 100% understand that it can very well happen. No idea where you got that logic, ignorance I guess. I take the risk myself and am okay with it if it happens to me. I’m doing what I love. I’ve taken a bite from a hot, and it isn’t fun. But it didn’t stop me. It just made me more aware. Of course I don’t recommend it, but it’s my life, and I’ll do what I want with it.

I agree!

It depends. I like his approach but I also see the worth of other approaches. You will never have a bond like Chandler has with his King Cobra if you handle it with a snake hook. Which would make it kinda more and not less dangerous, since those snakes will get at some point too big for any snake hook, you just can't hold them on a stick with a single arm. Not speaking about how useless such tools are when the snake is longer than a fucking car. At some point a king cobra will be able to bite you, so better become cool with it before it can kill you. One might now ask, what's the point in bonding with a king cobra but I don't think we can choose with whom we bond.

@@Noqtisits a wild animal buddy, reptiles dont bond with people, they just tolerate them. They dont have deep feelings like the feeling of affection/bond that a family or pet has

@@Eduard.D.Vinsmoke yeah because pets evolved further than normal animals, what the fuck are you even talking about? All animals can bond to a human and they all feel emotions to a certain degree, they just show them differently. You do know people bond with bears and lions? Obviously people can also bond with snakes. Especially if they are large snakes. King Cobras don't behave like your tiny snakes and even they bond to people. A king cobra is intelligent as fuck. Those things know more than you give them credit for. If you raise a king cobra from a baby, that snake will bond to you just like you raised a bear or lion cub. Does that mean that animal becomes a pet? Hell no. Does that mean it's still a wild animal. Nope. It bonded to a human, which makes it something inbetween. That's why humans shouldn't bond with wild animals, it changes them greatly. But still: If you bond with a crow or a squirrel, they change their behavior greatly towards you but they don't lose their nature. So when a pet dog would fuck up your couch, a squirrel or crow will act on that shit 10 times more often. You can't teach them rules or change their nature. But you can make them your friend they will refuse to harm and even enjoy your presence. Which doesn't mean a bonded animal can't kill you. Just like every other being on the planet it will defend itself (or flee) if provoked just like a kid can leash out after his parents. But different to a kid bonded animals don't negotiate or cooperate. They live their lifes the best way possible but they will never understand that if they harm you, they harm themselves since you are their carer, or shit like that. That's how you can end up dying by a bonded animal. If Chandler's king cobra didn't bond with him, he would be dead a long time ago, since he didn't defang it. King cobras are no joke. Especially in mating or shading season they become much more aggressive and their size makes it impossible to handle them properly. They are usually kept in special enclosures or they are defanged in the first place (which is animal abuse). The only reason chandler can hang around his king cobra like he does, is because it bonded to him from a very young age. He has another king cobra, he didn't bond as much and he is handling that snake totally differently. Edit: just saw the 'reptiles don't bond with people'. Look up Neuroscience. Literally the oldest part of your brain which is also commonly called the 'lizard brain', does the bonding to other individuals and places. Reptiles bond too but on a much lower scale than humans. You can make a mouse bond easier than a salamander and most untrained people will not even see a difference between a bonded salamander and an unbonded one. Besides it maybe being more calm sitting on your hand than on others but still doesn't mean it doesn't bond entirely nor does it mean that a king cobra is like a salamander because they have technically both 'reptile brains'. People like you think that way because reptiles don't use the same ways to indicate emotions like mammals do. They don't cry or change their facial expressions and shit like that. They will also not show you that they like your presence like a mammal would do. So you assume they don't. But they actually are or at least can enjoy your presence. They express it just in a totally different way.

@@Noqtis nigga really typed a whole ass essay that no one is gonna read 😂😂😂 it’s a fact that reptiles tolerate you and will not bond because they are COLD BLOODED have fun writing another essay cuz I did not read a single word of your yapping

Some hospital depending where you are don't know how to handle or treat a bite it's not what they specialize in not knowing yourself could get you killed sometimes you may need to tell the doctors what you need and how to treat Incase you lose consciousness depending where you live obviously.

When you keep venomous non native snakes the license requirements require you to have the anti venom on hand for each venomous snake usually it's 2 vials worth per snake

@@ayajade6683That’s totally untrue!!😂😂😂

@@Kim-ev8pr it's literally a federal regulation for keeping venomous snakes and part of the getting the license for the hot snake in question. 2 vials is the average as some states like my own for non native species requires 5 vials and others require one. Adam has even talked about this on this very channel when discussing laws about snakes

@@ayajade6683 🐂💩 It’s regulated by states. Go pedal it somewhere else…. And it’s too expensive to keep on hand. Two vials would do nothing for a bite😂

Chandler got attacked a few times. He got attacked by a Nile Croc. Is the part 2 video out yet?

@@headsupwildlife Nile croc bite was was bad but he knew there was a risk jumping in the water

Chandler got so carried away pretending to be Steve Irwin that he behaved carelessly. He's a likeable dude, but his recklessness really disgusts me.

@@andrewramsdale He knows the risks with everything he does. His luck runs out sometimes.

@@headsupwildlife ya and his buddy was going to jump in and he told his buddy don’t u got family I’ll take the risk of getting bit

I don't think he was ever bitten by a croc or a venomous snake, was he? His death was a sad loss.

@@annettereynolds7457 he was bitten by crocs occasionally, but never seriously. Just nips, really. Never bitten by a venomous snake.

@@keithfaulkner6319 I thought so. He was too much of a professional to be bitten by a snake or croc. Sadly he let his guard down around the stingrays. I miss him

Dingo is the same way with Snakes now, hell be focused on the camera, and then thr snake will make the tiniest little movement or noise and hell just be locked on it with the hook stick ready in a second. Says a lot that the only bites he ever had were in the 1 year period when he first1 started working with them, long before he was a youtuber. He also works with wild Black Mambas specifically more than nearly anyone else, cause he gets calls to remove them from homes and such too. Hed DEFINITELY have been bitten since if he wasn't paying such close attention all the time

​@andrewbloom7694 yea and Dingo is severely allergic now too where just handling them triggers an immune response. A bite will be catastrophic for him

The recent bite he had could have been avoided entirely. He had gotten reckless until he got bit, but now Chandler has gotten hooks and is trying to not free handle unless it is one of his two king cobras: Kevin & Justina. Though that is because easier to handle that much snake by hand then on a hook.

@brianaguirre6245 Wasn't he free handling a wild monocled cobra in India when that bite happened? Which I think is the dictionary definition of reckless. His crocodile bite could've also been prevented, as that involved jumping into a pond in an enclosure in opaque water.

That ChrisSweet guy is the worst of them all. Just let's his King Cobra run around like a dog in his house. He's just asking for it daily.

Chandler's an idiot. Maybe it's just me.

@@ItIsYouAreNotYour Free roaming venomous sounds about as stupid as thinking that you can have a lion as a house cat.

I like chandler, but the getting in a pond with 2 crocs showed me everything.. haha

100%

I mean viper keeper got tagged by a black mamba and he's one of the most careful.

@@lewisb85 Being careful does not mean nothing will happen to you, there is still risk involved. But Tyler and Chandler are "glory hounds". Adrenaline junkies. They do stupid things for clicks. Neither are people anyone should look to in how to RESPONSIBLY handle venomous and dangerous animals.

@@lewisb85 wait what?!? I've been a bit out of the loop. When did this happen?​

Thank you.👊🏾🪖🇺🇸✝️

It’s not even complacency! It’s totally unnecessary. There is not one benefit to free handling other than for clicks and views. How I see it’s just natural selection at play.

@@luke9911 "ooooh, look at me dangling it around while it`s totally capable of reaching several of my limbs! I`m an "expert" though"

Yeah, there's something about having a baby that makes you not want to take chances on things that could mean them having to grow up without you. I've struggled with suicidal thoughts, and ever since I had my daughter it's been a lot easier to resist those thoughts because I don't want her to lose me.

On the other hand, a man who played with a blind shedding king cobra barehanded in someone's yard like it was a golden retriever now has a dependent in a place with next-to-no social safety net. That's not a good thing.

You're not wrong that it affects hydration. Lots of snake owners have a "moist hide" for snakes to go into if they need an extra hydration boost to shed, or if they live in areas that tend to be more arid. Whenever I notice any of my lizards or snakes going blue or into shed, I tend to turn on a fogger unit or pour a good bit of water over the moss in their terrariums and make sure the water dish is filled to the brim. My rescue lizard was kept in such bad conditions before I got him that my vet told me he needs to be soaked often, especiallly around sheds. So it can affect their hydration enough to cause permanent life damage if not cared for properly (though he has a fogger now and is doing a lot better).

@@m.mallecho Do you keep a lot of tropical/rainforest reptiles or do you do this for all/most of them?

People can be really dumb

That incident seems more than living on the edge though, I'm surprised too that Time as an older, more experienced keeper even let him free handle that snake. Even if I think this incident seems very unavoidable I really respect Tyler as a reptile keeper, he has so much knowledge and I'm sure he knows better now which snakes not to free handle even if he's still taking risks.

Yes, I was surprised at Tom too, with Naga being in shed, just not a good thing with a cobra that uses its eyes.

I knew both Tyler and Chandler would get bit years before they actually did. They're both irresponsible.

yeah you would have thought after he got chomped by a crocodile he would be way more careful

All the while, "Oh, it doesn't want to bite. It just wants to get away." THEN LET IT.

Brother-man, if you're going to be hyper specific. then announce their name aloud🤷‍♂

@@toxicsledgeful look for Chandlers's Wild Life and you'll find his videos of being bitten by a crocodile and recently bitten by a cobra in India

India is not a very poor country. You don’t have to give the side eye to a creator while bad mouthing another country at the same time. Thank you.

Yet clint continues to collab with chandler, a literal man child who gives reptile keepers a bad name

​​@@barjee8965💯! Glad someone had the backbone to say it.👊🏾🪖🇺🇸✝️

Absolutely

​@@WickensWickedReptiles well....we are waiting 😂

Clint Laidlaw interviewed that lady who went viral for getting death-rolled by her alligator during a kid's birthday party and they discussed PTSD a bit.

I used to be a regular viewer of chandler. From way back when he just had baby gators in feeding troughs. But I had to stop when I noticed an increasing trend of him becoming more dangerous to himself. And taking on more animals than he could care for. Reptiles utubing can be a slippery slope, especially with the more dangerous ones. Because you feel the need to always be stepping up the danger to get the views. And the more dangerous things you pull off just gives you more confidence to do the next one.

@@aaronburkeen6409 1,000% agree. Loved Chandler’s content until I realized how reckless he was and how little effort he put into enclosures and just kept taking on more and more animals.

The PTSD is a very real thing. Chandler said in the video that he would no longer be freehandling on or off camera. Maybe this is the event that changes everything for him. He has already done a lot of reassessing, from what it sounds like.

@@aaronburkeen6409Same.

That is actually my impression as well. As if something happened to him that changed his focus and made him indifferent

When you successfully do something so long without being reminded how dangerous it is you get over confident. You'll see experienced electricians get shocked from complacency. HVAC techs get chemical burns from ignoring safety with coolants and such. Sometimes the world needs to remind you to respect the elements. Lately he seems to be a bit more careful with most of his snakes.

It’s called being overly confident. How do so many of you not know or understand this? Ever do your job at a very quick pace because you know all the details of the job? This is the same situation.

Chandler mentions it all the time that you have to be very careful when handling the snakes

I love thisss idea

Many of those it depends on how you feed them and unfortunately people often want these giants and it comes at the cost of a shorter life. Though, in the wild some absolute monsters have been found, as they are opportunistic feeders, and in the right environment can grow to the extremes as snakes never stop growing their entire life.

You're going to tell the professional he doesn't know what he's talking about corn snakes could get pretty big mine got up to six and a half ft other than that can't say much about all the other crap

@@ramcharger9146 Amazing, but that’s an outlier, corn snakes don’t regularly reach 6 feet, most only stay 3-5 feet.

@@WickensWickedReptiles Thanks a lot. Here’s some elaboration if you’re interested. Green anacondas and retics exceeding 30 feet is pure myth, and even retics and greens exceeding 20 feet is strikingly rare. Boa constrictors almost never exceed 10 feet, and BCC true red tails don’t regularly reach 12-ish feet like all the internet articles claim. 6 feet for the males and 8 feet for the females are the averages. I’ve never seen an ackie that’s even reached 2 feet, let alone exceed it by several inches. I’d say they stay the length of a man’s four arm. Finally, corn snakes don’t regularly reach 6 feet, 4 or 5 feet is the average.

100% this

Agreed, and he has a kid now so it's really stupid imo

​@@bdb1052you clearly don't watch Tyler or haven't recently

@@nicholascallender7973 yeah not in a few months. With that kid and gorgeous wife I just don't see how he can have any venomous snakes.

@@bdb1052 Tyler aint the same Tyler since that baby has born and come on if the guy loves something he loves it we all have that 1 dangerous thing we love

Venom Central is the BEST venom channel on YT. Education WITHOUT the machismo. 👊🏾🪖🇺🇸✝️

@@kevinthegrizzly5074 Yep, that's exactly why he is so good at what he is doing.

that was a good one and he was using a hook still almost got tagged

He no longer keeps mambas.

@@charleschidsey6192 Imagine my shock.

@@baldieman64 lol . i know viperkeeper has had a few incidents with lancehead vipers also. wonder if he still works with them

I used to watch someone who took incredible risks. He would say “ dot do this. I am a professional. “ encouraging very risky behaviors from others. I wonder if that was chandler?

Viper keeper is a legend I have the most respect for him of all internet hot keepers.. and honestly he needs more limelight and acknowledgement

Well said mate , they call themselves experts and professionals,what a joke , so many red flags in there videos and irresponsible behaviour acting like clowns handling toxic venomous deadly snakes , i un subscribed and don’t watch there videos no longer , teaching new reptile beginners bad habits , getting bitten they deserve because of their stupidity, I just can’t say it any other way but for sure reckless on many levels.

@@darthboa…don’t respect idiots mate , the stupidity being so reckless is not someone I would respect , show pony’s for views , it was only a matter of time , play with fire you will eventually get burnt that’s a fact.

​@@darthboa100% agree and unfortunately the reason Viperkeeper doesn't get enough of his well deserved attention is because he doesn't take stupid risks for entertainment. I still find watching him interacting with Elvis to be very entertaining and educational. Tyler, Chandler, Davidsfeed, Chris sweet all needlessly take crazy risks for the clicks and the gram', encourages others to be reckless with dangerous animals and also puts the animal at greater risk of injury IMO.

I adore them too, but then I think they had it coming.... Chandler was handling so many snakes odds get bigger for accidents to happen

@@nicocoppe yea he knows he made a huge oopsie, but I know it's bound to happen to anyone who works with venomous snakes. It comes with the job apparently

If you're looking to learn about keeping or working with venomous, avoid all 3 of those with their reckless handling, and Dingo having his kid work a wild forest cobra, surely that not the most sensible thing to be doing but sure as long as they get some FB/Insta likes...

@@nicocoppealso, when Chandler got bit, he was kind of handling the snake unnecessarily. It’s totally my opinion, but in that situation, he would have been safer doing all the explaining first then filming handling as b-roll to play behind it afterwards. Chandler is such a a big personality, I think he gets distracted by his on camera presence. He seems like a really nice guy, but in the last couple years he’s had this and the croc accident-he needs to take more time to make a full safety plan. Again, this is just what I see from the outside; I mean him no ill will.

@@willowashe I totally agree with you!

Because they are just in it for views ...not really educated guys if you can't tell, playing the cool guy character that can handle venomous animals True experts and serious hobbyist know how to handle emergency situations and known protocols as you mentioned

@@alejandrotoledo9975 the thing is, they seem to genuinely love their animals, sink a lot of money into it,appear to try to educate, but they take crazy risks and fail to mitigate with the most basic methods. I just don’t get it. Dingo tells us how dangerous forest cobras are and then posts pictures of his unskilled children handling them (my respectful question asking how they were safe was removed). It’s all very bizarre !

@@neilkilleen3911Pressure immobilization does not work for crotalids. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC3550186/

@@neilkilleen3911There's also dubious evidence overall. It and suction were once common in the US but dropped due to inefficacy with snake bites encountered. Can't speak to elsewhere and it probably depends on the type of venom. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pressure_immobilisation_technique

That's because all of Australia's venomous are elapids with mostly neurotoxic venom, and you have antivenom in every hospital. Not every snake bite in every country works the same way. You don't pressure bandage for most vipers, for example.

Absolutely will do part 2

How about the dude who purposely gets bitten and keeps on trucking. Even a mamba bite! I forgot the fellers name...

@@murdock8068 Coyote Peterson? I know he does stings and stuff but I'm not sure about snakes.

I think Mark O'Shea has an allergy to snake venom as well.

Oh yes, seconding the request for discussing venom allergies!

But all these people think they're experts. Also, all their influencer buddies think they're experts too.

Frankly, I'd say freehandling a venomous snake is evidence that someone is not an expert on venomous snakes regardless of how much experience they do or don't have.

Or fascination. I don't always think it's ego. But I do think it's often the case. Same thing with people who keep big untrained Rottweilers, pits, or other "tough dogs" thinking its protective or cool looking. Rotts, and pits and guardian dogs are 80% perfectly sweet dogs and those raised right are awesome. But idiots ruin everything. And it's why I'm skittish with huge dogs

So random and so awesome

He’s literally free handling and being as reckless as ever.

That’s disappointing @@CannonJack-tm6ow

@@CannonJack-tm6ow - he free handles his 2 kings Kevin (17ft) and Justina (15-16) because he knows how much the hook stresses the snakes out, and the injuries he can cause to the snake. He nearly dropped Kevin using the hook, so he went back to free handling those 2 snakes. He did a video recently on the reasons he will only free handle those two.

@@dzydvl76 doesn't matter... he doesn't need Kevin or Justina... those snakes are wild caught and she be back in the wild and not hoarded off in Chandlers snake room.

@@dzydvl76 If he can't handle them safely - something that requires two people and hooks - the correct solution is not handling them unsafely, it's not owning two Vulnerable animals that could easily kill him.

that's so freakin cool!

You got it!

He stopped using hooks on the Kings. Too awkward.

Tyler started using hooks before Chandler got bit. He started more after he found out he was going to be a dad and then asked for us to call him out after Tom asked him to stop reaching in to batman and robins cage

@@specteractual1 Yes. I was talking about Chandler. He’s stopped using hooks on Kevin & Justina because they were awkward. He’s still using them on the other venomous

@@specteractual1 oh, my bad. Chandler had been gone for a bit and last time I saw Tyler use a hook besides showing "Abraham" was after Chandler posted about using hooks 😅 thanks for pointing that out

He promised his family not to free handle wherever possible. Hence the use of hooks

this is a wild story, anoles are known to be man eaters

Same, had to rewind and pause to read what it actually said.

Are you talking about the pinkie mice? Because I paused and rewound a few times and STILL didn't get it.

@suran396 actually forgot about that one! Another one which was too fast on the screen. The one I am referring to is right at the beginning of the video.

@@alltaira5922 wow, I missed it entirely!

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Tyler was stupid, he even says so on his channel, but he has since changed how he interacts with his animals. There is one hot snake he'll still free handle and it's his monicaled king cobra Kobe. He hand raised that animal from a tiny tiny baby and Kobe is super calm so he knows that animal inside and out. He never really hoods up at all towards Tyler and his videos always have a "DON'T DO THIS, TYLER IS A PROFESSIONAL WHO'S HAND RAISED THIS ANIMAL AND KNOWS IT INSIDE AND OUT. THIS WILL LIKELY KILL SOMEONE WHO DOESN'T HAVE A LIFE TIME OF EXPERIENCE HANDLING VENOMOUS REPTILES," type disclaimer now.

I think the flip off is just his personality. If you want to see someone totally being an ass watch the NERD video breaking down Chandler and how he acted prior to and after being bitten by a crocodile he was supposed to be moving. Total ass to people trying to make it safe and then to everyone else blaming and trying to stay in site after the bite and was drinking during it and sounds drunk at the end. He has since been bitten by a cobra.

​@@ashleycook300 Tyler's monocled cobra's name that he still free handles is kilo, not kobe (dingo dinkelman has a black mamba by the name of kobe though). Tyler most definitely did admit that it was his fault with the king cobra bite. In the video where he talked about being bitten, he goes into what he shouldn't have done that day, and has since handled Nala.

@nikkiJ5727 Riiight! Thanks, I knew it was a K name, but I couldn't quite remember. Oh yeah, his loss of a finger was definitely on him, but at least Tyler has since learned and has completely changed the way he handles his animals.

@@ashleycook300Is he a professional though? Or is he a RU-vidr who bought snakes? What is a "professional"?

Probably because it takes a lot to produce their venom they probably don’t want to waste it on non pray

Yes finally this comment

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Also stupid free handling a cobra, not bothering to use tools.

Chandler thinks he is the 2nd coming of Steve Irwin. Dude went out in the wild to handle venomous snakes once and gets bit 😂 he found out really quick that wild animals don’t have the same temperament and patience that all his captive bred snakes have. Dude is lucky

@@TylerSL92chandler has been multiple places and free handled snakes smh actually do some research before sounding stupid. Accidents happen no matter what you doing life.

@@brandonbaird3917An accident implies its noones fault,. It was Tom and Tylers fault that Tyler was bitten, handling a King while its in blue, T.Crutchfield of all keepers should have known leave the snake be till its shed and back to being more predictable but by no means do I mean its safe handling a King cobra even when it can see, because sometimes animals get spooked from any little thing and might bite. I've not bothered looking into Chandlers bute but having seen photos of him free handling Fer De Lances etc in Costa Rica I think it was, well he was due a bite as a slap of reality, or in this case bite of one. Both of them are reckless free handling just because they can and have no business being called professionals by people as real pros don't do dumb shit for views on social media. They're not the only ones but are probably the two biggest names US wise who work with venomous regularly, theres much better lesser known channels out there btw of professionals who don't need to be free handling rattlers etc in thumbnails for views.

@@danieltucker9890 so because he free handled things he wasn’t a professional? That makes absolutely no sense at all considering one of the biggest professionals and one of the most revered animal constructionists all they did was free handle animals unless moving crocs and yes I’m talking about Steve Irwin. Chandler just because he free handled a snake doesn’t make him any less of a professional than any other handler. He just had a different approach and he had a cobra come back and bite him and he learned a lesson. But as bad as it was it also showed how little the United States knows about handling dangerous snakes. Common statement in this video is expired anti venin, which is just bad practice. Not to mention they had no idea how to handle Tyler or chandlers accidents. Tyler’s was more careless than chandler but the fact that you passed judgment without knowing the whole story speaks volumes about you.

YIKES‼️ how long was his recovery? how was his recovery?

@briattnybrittany6843 He got really lucky and was only in for a little over 24 hrs. It took a few weeks for the circumferential swelling to dissipate, but after that it felt like a solid lump under his skin where the bite was. Idk if it's still like that; it was a short marriage.