Snake bites man in toilet

(Photo Tanat Tangtewanon's Facebook account)
(Photo Tanat Tangtewanon's Facebook account)

A Samut Prakan man making his morning visit to the toilet was surprised on Wednesday by a sudden, sharp pain in his testicles after he sat down.

He had been bitten by a python hiding in the toilet bowl. The snake remained firmly attached to his scrotum before he was able to shake it off. Tanat Tangtewanon posted his experience on Facebook as a warning to others during the rainy weather. 

After sitting on the toilet, Tanat felt a sharp pain. He looked into the bowl and saw a snake with its mouth clamped onto his scrotum. Alarmed, he stood up and the snake let go. It fell back into the bowl.

He tried to drag the snake out of the bowl, but did not have the strength. So he picked up a cleaning brush and used it to beat the animal to death. He called a security guard, who helped remove the snake.

Meanwhile, he went to a hospital for a checkup. He was treated for a snakebite wound, but it was not serious as the snake was not venomous.

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Vocabulary

  • guard: a person who protect somebody/something - ผู้คุ้มกัน, คนเฝ้า
  • python: a very large snake that kills animals for food by wrapping itself around them and crushing them - งูเหลือม, งูหลาม, งูขนาดใหญ่
  • scrotum (n): the bag of skin which contains the testicles -
  • sharp: strong - ที่รุนแรง
  • testicles: (of a male) either of the two organs that produce sperm, located in a bag of skin below the penis - กะหำ, อัณฑะ
  • venomous: producing venom (the poisonous liquid that some snakes, spiders, etc. produce when they bite or sting you) - มีพิษ
  • wound: an injury in which your skin or flesh is damaged - บาดแผล

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