Albert Kilian lives in a one-room house fully
packed with slithering friends of all kinds, including
a Burmese python, a king cobra and many more.
Since his childhood Albert was interested in
serpents, and by the age of 20 he already had
thousands of venomous and non-venomous
snakes.
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Albert Kilian lives in a one-room house fully
packed with snakes
By the age of 20 he already had thousands of
venomous snakes
He said: “Dealing with snakes is second-nature to
me. They have been such a big part of my life so I
just keep them around me. The biggest problem
most people have with snakes is identifying a
venomous or nonvenomous snake. It’s ignorance
to kill a snake due to a lack of knowledge of how
dangerous it is – even if it’s venomous it’s only
trying to survive, not to hurt people.”
“Dealing with snakes is second-nature to me.”
Over the last 35 years the man has been bitten by
snakes more than 100 times. Previous injuries
from venomous bites includes having his heart
stop once, being paralysed three times, having his
respiratory system fail three times and a
permanently crooked finger thanks to a
rattlesnake.
Over the last 35 years the man has been bitten by
snakes more than 100 times
Nevertheless, Albert loves his dangerous pets with
all his heart. Each tank in his house containing a
venomous snake clearly displays the needed anti-
venom and the nearest hospital to carry it.
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