A snake bit a man, and this became the last mistake in her life: the victim killed her with a retaliatory bite
Indian railway worker Santosh Lohar was dozing in his trailer when a poisonous snake attacked him. Santosh did not panic: having grabbed the offender with an iron rod, he bit her three times in response. The snake did not survive the response.
Santosh later explained that in his village there is an unusual belief: if a person is bitten by a snake, he must bite back twice in order not to die from the poison.
The toothy railway worker actually survived: the man is now in the hospital, but his life is not in danger.
