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Posted on 21 Nov 2011

Don't try this at home: Man stuffs live snake into nostril and pulls it out from mouth

STOMPer CCOOOBBRRA came across this video of an entertainer in China who performs with live snakes – by putting them into his nostrils and out from the mouth.

The STOMPer wrote:

“If you thought having food go up your nostrils at certain times was ticklish, spare a thought for Liu Fei who makes a living from putting live snakes through his nostrils and mouth.

“The native from Jiangxi province in China has been performing with these slitthery creatures for over thirty years now.

“The snakes won't bite him as they're cauliflower snakes and, thus, are not venomous.”

“Regardless, I don't think this is something you'd want to be trying at home.”

Check out Liu Fei's incredible feat of pulling snakes through his nostrils and out from his mouth

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