How To Survive a Black Mamba Attack

You're camping, and it's dusk. As you gather firewood, one of the sticks moves. It's not a stick. It's deadly black mamba. The snake raises its head more than 1 m (4 ft) off the ground. It strikes like lightning, attacking you again and again, then slithers away. What could you do to survive? Are black mambas black all over their bodies? Do these snakes hang out alone or travel in groups? And how fast can you die from a black mamba's venom?

Whether it’s an earthquake, mudslide or shark attack, survive whatever awaits you. How To Survive shows how to endure life-threatening moments with science and survivor stories.

Note: This video is not intended to be a substitute for professional advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified health provider with any questions you may have regarding a medical condition. Never disregard professional medical advice or delay in seeking it because of something you have seen on this channel. If you think you may have an emergency, call your doctor, the ambulance or the police immediately. Underknown does not recommend or endorse any specific tests, physicians, products, procedures, opinions, or other information that may be mentioned in this video. Reliance on any information provided by Underknown is solely at your own risk.

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[leewilson]

"Don't go near the snake." You may have just saved my life, as I typically approach all snakes without any hesitation.

[Ballistic_Missiles]

How to Survive a Black Mamba attack: Be the Cameraman.

[Shazistic]

Fun fact :
The "butterflies-in-your-stomach" is caused by a reduction of blood flow to your gut due to a fight-or-flight response

[AB-kvnn]

“How to survive a Black Mamba attack” number one: don’t be around one.

[mckayleem]

This is the thing that kept 8 year old me up at night. Watched a documentary on it. Didn’t sleep for a week.

[jamiecarmichael]

As somebody who lives in africa and has dealt with 2 of these things in the past year... These things are not a joke. Aggressive, like a dog, quick as you can run, and its bite can easily kill you in 40 minutes... And they lift their upper body off thw ground when charging to bite. Not a joke this thing

[sergiofabrietti]

Not even a double team could have saved you from a real Black Mamba attack.

Miss you Kobe.

[jaredderkatz]

How to survive a black Mamba attack: move your feet, have active hands, and hope to God you have some good help defense.
R.I.P Kobe & GiGi

[rasecgermono]

Others: Kobe
Me: Aespa! Ma mam mam Mamba!

[jaasiellowson]

As a snake catcher in Africa, I know the danger of a Black Mamba and most of the content in this video was exasperated but not beyond the truth. For example, a black mamba may be able to go 19kph but typically that would be in the opposite direction from you. They are just as scared as you and if you leave them alone they will make a hasty escape. However, take precaution, wear those boots, thick jeans, and even a leather jacket if you are particularly petrified. If you are a tourist to Africa the chance you'll actually see a Black Mamba is extremely slim.

[leonfisher]

Nice content. Can you tell how to survive in the workplace because it's really challenging.

[ashleyeatmon]

*immediately listens to Black Mamba by Aespa after watching this. 😂😂😂😂

[monke-playz]

Rest in peace black mamba and his daughter 🙏

[romanbarocio]

The title: how to survive a black mamba attack.

Me: wait Kobe’s still alive.

Looks at the thumbnail: oh

[lopesnile]

the video is really informative but jokes aside for my fav basketball player

RIP KOBE BRYANT

[katiematkowski]

Next: How to survive Medical Care for venom because the medical system finance department is more venomous than any creature alive.

[MrBuddyHolly]

“practicing social distancing”

we should all be able to do that by now 😂

[actionreaction]

My uncle survived black mamba attack last month. By God grace

[rabiyashafi]

"Practice social distancing"
us during covid:











yeah, i think we got that down.

[dynamosaurusimperious]

Another useful and very helpful HTS epsiode.

Also just love the thumbnail, and the first 10 second of the intro