Man Kisses Baby Alligator, What Happens Next Sends Shivers Down The Spine — WATCH
The video was uploaded on January 30. Since then, it has garnered nearly 8.7 million views.
New Delhi: You might have came across videos featuring people kissing dangerous animals such as snakes or spiders. Adding to that is a man who decided to kiss a baby alligator. Unfortunately, the stunt didn't go as planned, resulting in him getting bitten by the creature.
Louis Ramirez, an Instagram user, posted the video on the social media without any caption. As the footage rolls, the man can be seen gazing into the camera as he holds a baby alligator in his hand. Right after, he goes on to kiss the reptile. Upon being kissed, the alligator reacts by biting the man's nose. The video concludes with the man showing his face, now covered in blood.
The video was uploaded on January 30. Since then, it has garnered nearly 8.7 million views, with the count continuing to rise. Additionally, the share has generated numerous comments from viewers.
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Instagram Users' Response To Video
The viral video has received lots of comments from netizens.
“Play stupid games, win stupid prizes,” posted an Instagram user. “Let's kiss a wild animal that is designed to eat pretty much anything it can get a hold of,” shared another. “He just kissed you back,” joked a third.
“I see the alligator smiling after he pulled it away,” said another user. “I’m kinda surprised he didn’t see it coming,” wondered a fifth. “There are hundreds of organisations that say ‘Don’t mess with wild animals’ and it’s for a reason,” wrote a fifth. And, the sixth user says, "A lack of natural selection has made humanity very stupid."
Another user replied, "He is so happy about what he did." and the next one said while showing concern, "It wouldn't have been so bad if he hadn't pulled it away."
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