21.08.2024 16:40
A man in Thailand was bitten on his testicles by a 3.6-meter python in the bathroom. Doctors at the hospital told the man, who had received a tetanus shot, that the injury was not serious. Similar incidents have occurred in Thailand before. Burmese pythons, which are common in Southeast Asia, can sometimes infiltrate cities, leading to human-snake encounters.
An unusual and dangerous incident occurred in Thailand. A man named Thanat Thangtewanon was bitten on his testicles by a large python while using the toilet in his house.
The incident unfolded as follows: When Thanat sat on the toilet, he suddenly felt a sharp pain in his testicles. When he reached into the toilet, he encountered a 3.6-meter-long python. In a panic, he pulled out the snake and beat it with a toilet brush until it died.
Thanat immediately went to the hospital and received a tetanus shot. The doctors said that the wound was not serious and would heal quickly. The man stated that he was lucky because the snake was not venomous.
Similar python attacks have occurred in Thailand before. Incidents of python attacks were recorded in 2016 and 2020.
Python snakes are commonly found in Southeast Asia and can sometimes infiltrate urban areas. This can lead to encounters and conflicts with humans. These snakes are among the largest in the world and can eat various animals, and sometimes even humans.
This incident serves as a reminder that wildlife can appear in unexpected places and that we need to be cautious.