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Snake Viral Video: Snakes and pythons as pets have become quite common in recent years. But that does not mean that the deadly reptiles turned into domesticated pets over time. Not every pet snake might be dangerous, but one can still not deny the fact that they can be a bit aggressive if rubbed the wrong way. Learning this the hard way, a woman faced a terrifying situation after she went to pet her snake. The reptile, which was kept in captivity, attacked the woman as it instantly went for her hand. It took the reptile mere seconds to take control of the woman’s hand as it completely coiled its body around it. As soon as the woman lost control, a man intervened and tried to help her, but to no avail. A video of the same was shared online, which went viral. 

The video was shared on the social media site X (formerly Twitter) by the handle ‘CCTV IDIOTS’.

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The video is doing rounds on social media as people were left terrified after watching the clip. Most people expressed their horror over the situation the woman was stuck in, while others called snakes ‘unsuitable’ pets. Many also expressed their concern for the well-being of the woman. The video was shared today and pulled a whopping 3M views from people. 

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Taking to the comment box, people shared their take. “Oh god! Did it sound like they knew what they were doing? It sounded like they were winging it, no?” a user asked. “Did the snake bite her??” asked a second person. “Ah yes! The Serpent loves bite! This is only seen within snakes kept in captivity. They become friendly house pets. What you are seeing there is a Love Bite. The Snake holds onto its human with its fangs (duh, it doesn’t have hands!) and then proceeds to give his human a full body hug of love!” joked another. “Keep Alcohol spray handy right by the enclosure,” said a fourth person. “I don't understand. It's hard for me to raise just a turtle,” added a next.