A man wrecks his car after the pet snake he had tied around his neck attacked him. Witness say Courtland Page Johnson, 30, of East Naples, was driving erratically Tuesday at 9 p. m. when he crashed his PT Cruiser into some barricades. He then got out of his car, wrestled with the snake and drove off.

A Malaysian man, in hopes to secure a spot in record books, kissed a King Cobra 51 times in three minutes. Shahimi Abdul Hamid kissed the venomous snake in front a crowd of terrified onlookers in the Genting Highlands.

A snake was found in a Sydney Airport women's toilet presumably after a reptile smuggler chickened out in transporting the slithering reptile by customs officers. The snake, identified as a non-venomous 3-foot long green tree python native to South-East Asia, startled a bathroom attendant who was cleaning a ladies toilet on Sunday afternoon.

A 78-year-old woman was rushed to the hospital after being bitten by a 5-foot snake while watching television inside her home. The snake is one of the world's deadliest varieties. Valerie Makin was sitting on her couch knitting and watching the tube when she spotted the unlikely home invader out of the corner of her eye. When she tried to flick it away, it stuck its fangs in her left arm.

A Malaysian man will attempt to charm a poisonous snake long enough to plant 50 kisses on it in 10 minutes. Should Shahimi Abdul Hamid successfully complete the smooches, he will break a world record set by an American man who kissed a venomous snake 30 times, reports the official Bernama