10 Times Headless Animals Still Moving And Biting
There is no person in this world who can live without their head no one but
These animals they are something else from a headless chicken running around
to a turtle head biting these videos are sure gonna amaze you
We all know that venomous steaks are scary when they're alive but
there's also reason to fear these banged creatures after they're dead
that's right this guy caught a rattlesnake and chopped its head off right before
it could bite him and look what happened the head still reacted to stimulation
the head still hissed and turned around to bite even though it was completely
disconnected from the body and wait the body still moved too this
is crazy and scary at the same time because
how can these deadly noodles still live after being decapitated
now the answer has to do with the snake's physiology
if a mammal loses its head it will die almost immediately
but snakes and other cold-blooded animals which don't need as much oxygen
to fuel the brain can probably live on for minutes or even hours
granted the snake might not have been self-aware that it no longer had a body
rather it likely just felt the pain from the decapitation and then tried to
defend itself this man nearly died when a severed
snake had bit him he beheaded the rattlesnake to defend his wife but just
when he bent down to dispose of the snake its decapitated head turned around
and bit his hand all of this means that if you encounter
a rattlesnake or any snake in particular just run it's the best option leave the
snake alone and never touch it because it can easily kill you even without its
body the next headless mighty creature on our
list is this snapping turtle in case you don't know why these turtles
got their name then let me show you
this docile porcupine was just having a meal of its own by the river but it
seems like he wandered into the wrong territory
because after just a few seconds a ferocious snapping turtle came up and
bit the poor porcupine to death the turtle then proceeded to devour its prey
whole snapping turtles are extremely
aggressive if provoked they have strong jaws sharp beaks and a very flexible
neck this enables them to deliver a defensive
bite to anything that has grasped the front half of their bodies
they can inflict fairly serious wounds this snapping turtle even takes on a
whole alligator what creature could bully an 8-foot
gator this one
look how the beast ambushes the gator from behind what a living legend one
right from an adult snapping turtle can definitely result in wiping your bum
with a hook for the rest of your life yet this man was still crazy enough to
cut a snapping turtle's head off because first of all that was not okay
second of all how the heck did the head still bite he chopped off the animal's
head and proceeded to guide a piece of garden hose into its mouth
and surprise surprise the head bit it hard harder than it ever had before and
did not let go but how i went all crazy and spent hours
searching for the answer but it seems impossible to find
so my guess is that it has something to do with ion concentration in their blood
and tissue that promotes heartbeat and keeps the nerves moist
as long as the nerves remain moist they'll work
but this was really outside of my expertise so i'm not sure
if you have the answer please let me know in the comments section
apart from that snappers are such fighters don't you think
if you've been on the internet long enough i'm sure you must have heard of
mike the headless chicken that's right 70 years ago a farmer was beheading
chickens for the market on his family farm in colorado when one of the
decapitated birds picked itself up and started running around the yard still
very much alive the chicken named mike lived for 18
months straight before dying of choking on a corn kernel
that sounds impossible to believe i've got to admit
but obviously it's not this chicken also faced the same fate as mike when its
head got cut off by its owner the bird was still running and flapping its wings
frantically somebody even says that the bird moved
because its soul was still stuck inside yeah i don't think that's the case man
[Music] this chicken even clucked without the
head how the heck this one even seems very calm and chill
the people in the video decided to kill the layers because they were really old
and sick yet the stubborn hen refused to die
after its head got chopped off it was still walking around acting like a
normal hen the chicken survived for a couple of
hours before completely shutting down and going into the crock pot
[Music] it didn't even care that its head was
gone i think its head was connected to bluetooth because look how the chicken
regained balance even though it lacked a freaking head
mike finally had a worthy opponent so these chickens survived because most
of the chicken's brain is located in the back of its head behind the eyes
when they brought down the axe they lobbed off most of the head but left the
part of the brain that controlled breathing digestion and other bodily
functions so the next time you see a headless
chicken running around don't be too surprised
you've probably seen david blaine resurrect dead flies just by touching
them and no this is not because the magician
really has supernatural powers flies go into some sort of sleep mode
when being frozen and so by warming them up in the palm of his hand the flies
wake up and fly away like nothing ever happened
but it's not the only thing that makes them special
flies will live for several days after they've been decapitated
this one accidentally removed its head without even noticing
i don't know about you but i gotta admit this fly has some amazing dribble skills
probably took it a minute to realize that the head was gone
[Music] this wasp also got its head cut off and
it seemed like the insect was trying to grab its head before flying away
probably took it to walmart to buy some super glue
gotta stick the head back on right
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