Snake Charmer: a Life and Death in Pursuit of Knowledge.

Everyone has accomplishments, ultimate goals, and they want to be accomplished during their lifetime. Lucky people find their passion and pursue it as long as they are alive. For some people, the passion they want to pursue is the danger and risk of opportunity. Either way, I am afraid that it is an average person, anyway, that these adventurous goals, brave life and limbs may end their dreams. This leads to immediate problems, and if death seems to be very likely, it is a passion for an adventurous life worth pursuing.

Snakes - Ancient Greeks believed snakes have healing power. The snake represents regeneration (related to snake molting or molting), a symbol of life and death (Snake is used as medicine and poison), and wisdom. They used non-toxic snakes called escras pian snakes at their healing temple (Asclepire). Hygieia (goddess of health and sanitation) and Panacea (healing goddess), two daughters of Asklepios, have a snake in the sculpture. Please note the use of snakes in the Hygieia bowl, Hygieia symbol, Asclepius daughter, and sanitary goddess (preventive medicine). The picture of "Asclepios and Hugia" is the relief of the marble of the Terme, Terme in the 5th century BC. It is currently stored in Istanbul Archeology Museum. Here Hygieia has a bowl and a snake is drinking it.

In some parts of the world, especially in India, snake fans are attractive roadside shows. In such a program, a snake-using person carries a basket with a snake and looks very attractive, but he plays and responds to songs using his flute instruments. The snake does not have an outer ear, but there is an inner ear, it responds to the movement of the flute, but it does not respond to the actual noise. Indian wildlife conservation law in 1972 prohibited technology snakes to reduce animal abuse. Other snake uses also have snake and meercat performances, and both animals imitated the fight; but snakes and meercats can be seriously injured or killed so this is common It is not. As a result of contemporary entertainment and competition in the form of environmental law prohibiting this practice, occupational snakes are dying in India.

You may be familiar with this cobra: Since 1991 Indian snake habits have been banned by the Wildlife Conservation Law, which is a serpent snake. Indian cobra is an important predator species that consume a large number of mice. Its poison ingredients have been used in medical research, and can be used for medicines that will serve humans. I walk like an Egyptian. Egyptian cobra is a native of deserts in North Africa and the Middle East, one of the largest and most common cobra in Africa. This species causes many deaths. It is the largest of all types of cobra and has a maximum length of 9.8 feet (3 meters). Egyptian cobra poison is very toxic. The bite can cause rapid death, and many people think that it is a snake that Cleopatra used to make suicide.