Dutch man meets his match: Private bits get zapped by Cobra, people of Mzansi left in stitches

Dutch man meets his match: Private bits get zapped by Cobra, people of Mzansi left in stitches

  • An unfortunate Dutch tourist met his match when whipping out his slang (penis) in the restroom on safari
  • A cobra reportedly bit the man in the gentiles leaving him suffering for three hours before getting proper medical attention
  • The people of Mzansi could not help but have a good laugh at the situation as it is something people only fear but never see actually happening

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What a wow! A tourist’s gonads got attacked by a snake while on Safari and the people of Mzansi are in stitches, so is he, just BTW.

Dutchman, cobra, private parts, penis
A Dutchman was bitten by a cobra snake hidden inside a toilet bowl and forced to undergo reconstructive penis surgery after the venom caused his penis to rot. Image: @journals.worldnomads.com
Source: UGC

Reports say that the 47-year-old man went to take a leak when his peepee got zapped by a snake. In the Cobra’s defence, it probably mistook the man’s genitals for another snake and thought it was under attack lol.

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But on a more serious note, the poor man was severely injured. According to the medical journal Urology Case Reports, the snake bite caused "scrotal necrosis" which left the man in an almost fatal position. We are sure that even our female readers are cringing in pain after reading this, because, wow!

Business Insider revealed that the poor man had to wait three hours before being helicopter lifted to a hospital. During the wait, his genitals were extremely swollen and the bacteria was sweeping into his bloodstream, causing a great deal of pain.

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While the situation was of an extremely serious nature, the people of Mzansi could not help but have a giggle. This is really something people only ever have irrational fears of and never think would actually happen, but hey, watch peeps panic going to the loo now.

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Take a look at some of the comments:

Mboswobeni Mboswo was torn:

“Joooo like cobra thought Dutchman has another cobra based on its target the body is big to target small thing like that.”

Denzo Warmbad’s fears have been validated:

“Our biggest fear for those of us who have flushing toilets ”

Leon James Hargreaves felt the pain:

“Hawu shem bho muntu weNkosi! The thought of being bitten by a on the privates sends shivers down my throat. Bush lavatories are scary.”

Rayne Eddie was left shaking his head:

“Very unfortunate incident.”

Nick Evans shares how venomous snake tried to slither into man’s truck

Nick Evans had once again thrilled many of his snake-loving fans by sharing another amazingly exciting post about how he was able to rescue a truck driver from a vine snake that was trying to get into the vehicle, reported Briefly News.

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"This morning, I received interesting photos of a Vine Snake on a windscreen. Not something you see every day! The caller was reversing down his driveway, in Reservoir Hills when this suddenly appeared on the windscreen and was trying to get in! What a sight! That will give you a kickstart to the day. When I arrived, the snake was sitting still on the gate, fairly relaxed. I managed to scoop it off with my hook stick and get it in a bucket with relative ease.
"These snakes are calm if left alone, and fairly calm when captured by a snake handler with a hook. Although should one grab their tail, or grab their body with tongs, they can get pretty grumpy! A beautiful specimen, just a bit shorter than a metre in length," he wrote.

Source: Briefly News

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Denika Herbst (Editor) Denika Herbst is a Human Interest writer at Briefly News. She is also an Industrial Sociologist with a master's degree in Industrial Organisational and Labour Studies from the University of Kwa-Zulu Natal, which she completed in 2020. She is now a PhD candidate at UKZN. Denika has over five years of experience writing for Briefly News (joined in 2018), and a short time writing for The South African. You can reach her via: denika.herbst@briefly.co.za.