‘I Got Your Nose’: Dancer's Risky Snake Stunt Backfires With a Bite in Viral Video
A snake bite doesn't faze this dancer! Watch her composed response after a risky stunt goes wrong, sparking debate about wildlife handling.
A Russian dancer's attempt to kiss a large snake during a performance has gone viral, but not for the reasons she might have hoped. The video, posted by ‘shhkodalera’ on Instagram, shows the dancer gracefully moving with the reptile before attempting a kiss. Unfortunately, the snake reacted by biting her nose.
Despite the unexpected bite, the dancer remained calm and carefully placed the snake on the ground. Fortunately, the snake was non-venomous, and she only sustained a minor wound. The incident, however, has garnered significant attention online.
Check Out the Viral Video
"The spectacle is not for the faint-hearted, impressionable, please step away from the screens Well, whoever is left, I inform you that everything is fine, the nose is in place And watch with sound This year will clearly be mine, I apologize for the swearing," the dancer wrote in Russian alongside the video.
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The clip has since amassed over 19.8 million views, with many social media users finding the incident amusing. While some viewers expressed concern about the handling of wildlife for content, others "respected" the dancer for her composed reaction and for not throwing the snake after being bitten. The video has sparked a debate about the lengths some content creators go to for online attention.
And as always, the comment setion of this video was filled with humourous comments. Most of the users were trying to make a funny reaction out of it, whereas some of them also shared their concerns for the animals.
Check Out the Users Comments on the Viral Video
One of the users said, "God said I was your enemy not your girlfriend."
Another one said, "Brother looking in Turkish in the comments, you are not alone." Whereas a third user wrote, "I guess she got a free nose piercing." Another user commented, "Number one you should be holding a snake like that and number two shouldn’t have it that close to your face."
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