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Austria: Bachelor party ends with snake-bitten tongue

38-year-old German man was dared to touch with his tongue a baby viper

Tribune Web Desk

Updated At : 12:35 AM Jul 07, 2020 IST

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Berlin, July 6

A German man’s bachelor party in the Austrian Alps ended with a snake bite on the tongue and a trip to a hospital.

The Austria Press Agency reported Monday that the local Red Cross said the 38-year-old was dared to touch with his tongue a baby viper on the floor of an Alpine hut at Neuberg im Muerztal in southeastern Austria.

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The snake bit him and his tongue swelled up. Mountain rescuers and a doctor were called to the scene on Saturday evening, and he was taken to a hospital.

The Red Cross said the partygoers may have confused the young snake with a worm. AP

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