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Watch the terrifying moment Koh Samui zookeeper’s stunt with a crocodile goes horribly wrong
This is the terrifying moment a Thai zookeeper trying to entertain tourists on Koh Samui is nearly decapitated by a crocodile.
The horrific incident, which took place earlier this week was caught on camera and uploaded to YouTube.
The footage begins with the man teasing the croc with a stick before putting his head inside the croc’s enormous gaping mouth.
However, after about 10 seconds the croc decides it has better things to do snaps his mouth down onto the man’s head before thrashing him from side to side.
Tourists can be heard gasping in horror while the injured man cries out in pain after being freed by the crocodile.
It’s not known the extent of the man’s injuries.
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