Man who tried to get eaten alive by largest snake in the world instantly regretted it

A man who purposely attempted to get eaten alive by the largest snake in the world was met with instant regret⦠shockingly
This shouldnāt need to be said, but just in caseādo NOT try this at home or wherever you might find these snakes. Nature can be scary at the best of times, because once you venture out of your comfort zone and find yourself in places like the rainforest, there are things there that wonāt hesitate to kill you.
Paul Rosolie, a dedicated conservationist, has a different comfort zone than most of us, as he offered himself as prey to a green anaconda. This extraordinary act was aimed at shocking the public into supporting efforts to save the Amazon rainforest. Rosolie, who has spent over 16 years working to protect wildlife and their habitats, sees these formidable creatures as allies

His mission has taken him to countries like Indonesia, Brazil, India, and Peru, where he has tirelessly worked to preserve essential ecosystems. Rosolieās fascination with green anacondas, native to the Amazon, grew alongside his frustration at witnessing their habitats dwindle. He believed a dramatic demonstration was needed to galvanize public support for conservation efforts. Thus, in 2014, he embarked on a controversial and highly publicizedĀ mission: to be consumed by a green anaconda.
The event, featured on the Discovery Channelās series āEaten Alive,ā was not just a stunt but a āmassive fundraiser to protect the rainforest,ā according to Rosolie. His organization, Junglekeepers, claims to have protected over 77,000 acres of Amazonian habitat. With a 10-person team, Rosolie set out in the Peruvian Amazon to find the perfect anaconda. They located a 20-foot long, 18-stone snake, and Rosolie prepared for the encounter in a specially designed carbon-fiber suit.

This suit, engineered using 3D technology, was designed to protect him from being crushed and to withstand the snakeās digestive fluids. The suit was also equipped with a radio mic and cameras to ensure constant communication with his team. To make himself more enticing to the snake, Rosolie covered himself in pigās blood. As he approached the anaconda on all fours, the snake quickly took the bait, latching onto his head and beginning to constrict his body.

āIām getting coils over me,ā Rosolie informed his team. āSheās got my arms pinned. She knows thereās nothing I can do.ā Despite his heart racing and breathing becoming labored, Rosolie tried to remain calm. However, when theĀ snakeĀ started to constrict tighter and latched onto his head, he had to call for help. āStand by guys, Iām starting to feel like sheās consuming me. Guys, my face is down. Iām calling it, I need help!ā
His team rushed in and managed to wrestle the snake off him before he was fully consumed.