One-Year-Old Toddler Bites Venomous Cobra to Death in Shocking Incident, Survives Against All Odds

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In an almost unbelievable turn of events, a one-year-old toddler from Mohchhi Bankatwa village in the Majhauliya block bit a deadly cobra to death—and miraculously survived the encounter.

The incident occurred on Friday afternoon when the child, Govinda, was playing outside his home and came face-to-face with the venomous snake. Moments after the bizarre confrontation, Govinda lost consciousness, leaving his family in a state of panic. He was immediately rushed to a nearby hospital, where doctors worked swiftly to stabilise him.

To the astonishment of both medical professionals and villagers, the toddler showed no severe effects of the snake’s venom and is now out of danger, though he remains under observation.

Govinda’s grandmother, Mateshwari Devi, recounted the shocking incident to local reporters: “The snake came out, and the child hit it with something and then bit and killed it. It was a gehuaan (cobra). The child is just one year old.”

The entire village has been left in disbelief, with many calling the incident a divine miracle. While it is unclear whether the cobra managed to bite or inject venom before being killed, experts emphasize that surviving such close contact with a highly venomous snake is exceptionally rare.

This is not the first such case in recent times. Last year, a similar incident was reported from Gaya, where another toddler survived after biting a snake to death.

Doctors have urged parents to remain vigilant and keep small children away from areas where snakes or other dangerous creatures may lurk. The incident serves as a stark reminder of the unpredictable dangers young children can face—and, in this case, an almost unbelievable tale of survival.