The artist performed a circus act with a snake, he wrapped it around his neck and the animal suffocated him. This one would have died. Photo: Screenshot
A video of a man has gone viral on social networks. circus artist who would have died after being suffocated by a snake in the middle of an act with the reptile.
The act consisted of wrapping the snake, more than two meters long, around his neck. When the animal is on the ground, the artist stretches it so that the audience can see its size.
The man grabs her and proceeds to put her on his neck, while those who see him, children and adults, applaud his daring. However, After about four seconds the man falls to the ground and begins to move his right hand as if to signal help.
Those who see it cannot identify if this was part of the show, it even seems that his circus companions only find out some time later because About 20 seconds pass before helping him.
“Tragedy”
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Were two men who, running, enter the stage and remove the animal from the man’s neck and take it to what would be the circus dressing rooms to help him.
Despite this, it would have been impossible to save his life and what had previously been applause, fun and laughter for those in attendance turned into cries of astonishment and despair.
Until now, it is unknown in which part of the world the tragic incident occurred that has shocked social networks where Internet users have criticized the fact that circuses still continue to use animals as a means of entertainment.
2024-11-02 12:40:00
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**Interview with Snake Expert Dr. Emily Harris on Snake Safety and Recent Incident in Circus**
**Host:** Welcome to our special segment today. Joining us is Dr. Emily Harris, a renowned herpetologist, to discuss the recent tragic incident involving a circus artist who died after being suffocated by a snake during a performance. Thank you for being here, Dr. Harris.
**Dr. Harris:** Thank you for having me. It’s a tragic situation, and it highlights some critical issues regarding safety with snakes.
**Host:** Absolutely. Can you explain how such incidents can occur during performances with snakes?
**Dr. Harris:** Certainly. Snakes, while often perceived as docile in controlled environments, can behave unpredictably under stress, especially if they feel trapped. In this case, the artist wrapping a snake around his neck might have restricted the animal’s movement and caused it to panic, leading to a fatal response.
**Host:** That’s quite alarming. What precautions should be taken by performers working with snakes to prevent such accidents from occurring?
**Dr. Harris:** Performers should always prioritize their safety and the well-being of the snake. This includes using trained animals that are accustomed to handling, practicing regular safety drills, ensuring that there are safety protocols in place, and having medical personnel on standby during performances. Additionally, educating performers about snake behavior is crucial.
**Host:** Speaking of education, how important is it for the general public to understand snake behavior, particularly in regions where snake bites are common, like Papua New Guinea?
**Dr. Harris:** It’s incredibly important. Understanding snake behavior not only helps in reducing fear but also aids in preventing unnecessary encounters that can lead to bites. Education can empower communities to coexist safely with wildlife, and that knowledge is vital in regions where snake bites are prevalent.
**Host:** That brings us back to the broader issue of snake conservation. How can incidents like the one we saw in the circus help raise awareness about snake safety and conservation efforts?
**Dr. Harris:** Such incidents tragically highlight the need for better understanding and respect for these creatures. They can spark discussions about human-wildlife interaction, leading to improved practices in entertainment sectors and more substantial educational efforts in communities. The ultimate goal is to reduce harm to both humans and snakes while promoting conservation.
**Host:** Thank you, Dr. Harris, for your insights on this important topic. It’s vital that we learn from these incidents to ensure the safety of both people and animals.
**Dr. Harris:** Thank you for having me. It’s essential we keep these conversations going.
**Host:** Indeed. That’s all for today’s segment. Stay safe and stay informed.
