'Absolutely Terrifying!': Indian Man Casually Holds Giant King Cobra In His Bare Hands, Leaves Netizens In Terror
In the viral video resurfacing on the social media platforms, an Indian man can be seen casually holding a giant King Cobra in his bare hands without any safety gears or fear in his eyes. The massive reptile stands tall in his hands with a strong glare. The video is surfaced on the social media by a forest officer Parveen Kaswan.

'Absolutely Terrifying!': Indian Man Casually Holds Giant King Cobra In His Bare Hands, Leaves Netizens In Terror | X @AMAZlNGNATURE
King Cobra known as world's longest venomous snake, is always better when kept at a distance. But in the viral video resurfacing on the social media platforms, an Indian man can be seen casually holding a giant King Cobra in his bare hands without any safety gears or fear in his eyes. The massive reptile stands tall in his hands with a strong glare. The video is surfaced on the social media by a forest officer Parveen Kaswan.
Kaswan shared the video on X, formerly known as Twitter. He wrote, "If you ever wondered about the real size of King cobra. Do you know where it is found in India. And what to do when you see one !!" In the viral video, a man can be seen holding the massive King Cobra outside a residential property.
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Netizens Reaction:
The same video was first posted by @AMAZlNGNATURE on X which received shocking reactions as well. One user mentioned the visuals as, "Absolutely terrifying!"
One user asks in shock, "Why is he holding it?"
Another user commented, "And he is casually holding it no form of protection, hell no"
Lady Forest Officer Captures 18-Foot-Long King Cobra
The video is going viral after recent incident of an Indian lady officer named G.S. Roshni of Paruthipalli range who captured a giant, 18-foot-long King Cobra from the residential area of Kerala. In a viral video, the forest officer can be seen attempting to capture the snake. Her brave stint is grabbing attention on the social media.
G.S. Roshni is a forest beat officer and claims to have captured more than 800 snakes in her eight years of career. She has caught both venomous and non-venomous snakes. After catching this giant King Cobra, she mentioned that it is very rare in the southern districts of Kerala, and this was her first catch.
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