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Uploaded on May 21, 2007

What is it about snake charmers that make them so interesting? It's the fact that they could get bit and die right? Well this guy told us he removed the cobra's fangs. Where's the fun in that?

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  • Eoin McCullagh

    Snake can in fact hear.... Although snakes lack an external ear or ear drum, their skin and bones pick up vibrations and transmit them to a functional inner ear. It was once believed that snakes could only detect vibrations transmitted through the ground, but it is now known that they can indeed pick up even airborne sounds this way.

    

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  • Leonardo Restrepo

    does he ever take a breath? O.o

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  • TheDremr69

    I feel like im being  charmed... ;p

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  • zenkalt

    Music DOES sooth the save beast.

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  • PeyotePaul

    haha the technique is called "circular breathing." He continuously breathes in through the nose as he exhales through the mouth.

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  • SanktPauliManiac

    no

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  • john vikda

    HE DOESNT GIVE A FADDA FACK

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  • vistigioful

    Then they all bite his frickin head off.

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  • RichyRainbows

    Snakes do not chew their food. All snakes use their fangs only to inject venom unto it's prey. Anacondas do not have venom-injecting fangs, however they do have around 100 teeth on their mouth and yet still don't chew on their prey.

    Hope this helped.

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  • Joostinonline

    It doesn't eat. They just get a new snake when the old one dies of hunger. Snake charmers sometimes sew the mouth shut instead of removing the venom glands and/or fangs. It's a very cruel practice.

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  • Zeldaz Tokes

    He's too scared for his life to stop playing

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  • Natalie Wiltshaw

    How does the snake eat if it has no fangs?

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