Two-year-old baby boy shockingly bites a cobra to death
- A two-year-old boy in Bettiah, India, bit a cobra to death after it wrapped around his hands
- He fainted and was rushed to a clinic, then to Government Medical College Hospital; doctors said timely treatment saved him
- The cobra died from head and mouth trauma caused by the boy’s bite; the venom that hit the boy was mild and not fatal
- The family recalled the Hindu story of Krishna (also called Govinda) defeating a serpent; India has 300+ snake species, including the “big four”
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A two-year-old boy in the town of Bettiah, India, reportedly killed a cobra by biting it after the snake coiled around his hands.
The boy, identified only as Govinda, was playing at home when he saw the snake. Curious, he threw a piece of brick at it.
The cobra struck back and wrapped around his hands.
Family members rushed over, but by then Govinda had already bitten the snake, killing it on the spot, his grandmother told local media.
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Govinda fainted right after the incident.
He was taken to a primary health center for first aid and then transferred to the Government Medical College Hospital. Doctors said timely treatment saved his life.
They noted that while the venom knocked him unconscious, it was relatively mild and not enough to be fatal.
The cobra died from trauma to the head and mouth caused by the boy’s bite. Govinda is now stable and continues to receive care.
The incident reminded the family of Hindu mythology, where Krishna—who is also called Govinda—subdues the serpent king Kaliya.
India is home to over 300 snake species, including 60 highly venomous ones.
The Indian cobra is among the “big four” that cause most snakebites in the country.
Read PhilSTAR Life's article here to know more about this shocking story.
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