Man Reads Book In Bed With Giant Python, Internet Says ‘Me And My Ex’
To complete the appeal of the scene, there is a dog lounging around, completely unaffected by the giant reptile that lies beside its master.
A man has left the internet bewildered after a video of him reading a book with a giant python lying beside him went viral. The footage was shared on Instagram by Mike Holston, also known as “The Real Tarzann". The video opens with Holston lounging on the bed, casually flipping through the pages of a book. A massive python, its scales gleaming under the light, rests beside him. The video also shows a dog lying by his feet, seemingly unfazed by the enormous reptile.
The video quickly gained traction and has been viewed over nine million times.
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Commenters were quick to react, with some humorously acknowledging the risky situation. A user joked, “Snake is wondering what wine goes good with man and dog."
Another user cleverly added: “Awwww this is so sweet .. remind me of me and my ex."
A third user went on to say: “When this profile stops posting we will all know why."
“Snake patiently waiting for them to fall asleep. Breakfast in Bed", a comment read.
Another comment read: “Bro living with the most loyal one and most cunning one at a time."
A user said: “Dog be like….one day Your fantasies will kill me."
Holston is popular for his adventurous encounters with reptiles, and he has earned this fame by posting videos of the same on social media. Some of his earlier videos include catching big snakes and giving them some special treatments.
In one of the previous videos, Holston risked kissing the head of a king cobra, which is one of the world’s most poisonous snakes. He is seen struggling to hold a huge king cobra at the start of the video. As the snake contorts in Holston’s grasp, one can sense the reptile’s strength and rage. Viewers are left in disbelief as Holston stoops to kiss the snake’s head before suddenly turning away and grinning into the camera.
The snake is notable for having enough venom to paralyse a 4,500-kg elephant to death.
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