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Old 03-23-04, 01:37 PM   #1
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Epileptic snake handler killed by cobra

http://edition.cnn.com/2004/WORLD/as...at.snake.reut/

They thought he was having a seizure so didn't treat for envenomation in time.
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Old 03-23-04, 01:57 PM   #2
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It's too bad he died, but he was kind of looking for trouble

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That's why epileptics arn't suppose to drive school buses!!!
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Old 03-23-04, 02:51 PM   #4
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Because they might get bitten by cobras? Jeez!

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Bus cobras are very common in North America
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Thats really unfortunate.....but at least the snakes are being properly taken cared by being given to a zoo.
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Old 03-23-04, 03:00 PM   #7
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There's no guarantees that an animal will be treated well just because they go to a zoo. There's some places with pretty poor conditions out there.
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Well I have only visited the San Diego Zoo...and my zoo the Pittsburgh Zoo.

I guess I'm use to nice setups :/
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San Diego Zoo I used to watch "News From Zoos" every Saturday morning when I was a kid. That was a great show
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Lol never heard of it but they have a very very nice zoo! Very cool reptile exhibits as well! Its a really neat wrap around thing....a giant circle of enclosures!

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I hope to God they didn't go to the Dallas Zoo that we've heard so many good things about lately. lol!
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Thailand zoos can be pretty nasty. A friend came home with a picture of a reticulated python that was kept on a leash in his outdoor cage. The leash started to dig into the snake, and the guy at the zoo poked it to prove it was alive.

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thats why you dont play with poisinous snakes !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!
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Same story from AOL News

BANGKOK, Thailand (March 22) - A man who set a world record by spending 7 days locked up with poisonous snakes has died after a bite from a deadly mamba, a hospital reported on Monday.

Then goes to say:

Wipha said Boonreung's relatives told her that Boonreung was showing villagers a new cobra when he was bitten. He took herbal medicine and a shot of whiskey, and continued with the show until he collapsed, the doctor said.
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