Indian gypsies are also too fierce, see the cobra's cave directly reach into it, and are not afraid of being bitten, as easy as taking their own things, take the cobra home as a toy when caught, encounter a poisonous bee nest, very calmly light the smoke in their hands and smoke it directly.
On the border between northern India and Pakistan, there lives a group of singing and dancing gypsies who have wandered here from all over the world, forming a large family group with little contact with foreigners.
Berry was an authentic gypsy whose wife and children were building a new house, and they used only a few pieces of wood and a layer of cloth to set up the house in just a few minutes, and then, with some straw on the ground, they could live in it, and they built a hammock for the youngest child.
After a short break under the eaves and lunch, Berry went to a nearby village where its residents raised hares.
They also have eye snakes, or the kind with high venom, whether adults or children are not afraid of snakes, people put it in boxes and feed it as a pet. It is very dangerous to be bitten by it accidentally.
But incredibly, when the cobra is gently touched, it becomes quite submissive, the people here symbolize the cobra, and everyone who can dance has to learn how to dance with the cobra from an early age, so their dancing posture is very similar to the writhing snake.
Berry's old father-in-law, a long-time resident, would occasionally go hunting cobras and showing them to nearby villages to earn money.
He was going to take his son to catch a few cobras, and before long, the old father-in-law saw a larger Asian antelope and rushed to chase it away, known as the "blue cow". Because they often destroyed crops and had a very good appetite, they ate most of the grain every time, so they were not welcomed, and there were once gypsies who were specially commissioned to hunt antelopes, and at some later time, the Indian government introduced a policy to prohibit this behavior.
The old father-in-law led them on the road to a mound with several caves on it, and he took the long stick in his hand and pulled it out left and right, but he didn't pull out anything.
Walking along, the crooked beating was bumping into a sleeping python on the side of the road, the old father-in-law did not say a word to pick it up with a stick, grabbed its tail with his bare hands and trembled, the python after being woken up refused to come down on the stick, the old father-in-law struggled with it for a while, and then successfully took it into his pocket.
After a few meters of walking, the group found a sand snake, which is the most common snake here, called the Butch snake, which usually likes to hide in the sand pile.
In the village, snakes containing high venom often pass by people, some directly climb to the door of the house, adults usually directly get started, pick it up and throw it out, they are not afraid of snakes, but they are afraid that the venom will hurt children, generally as long as they drive it away, no one will hurt it.
Berry and his old father-in-law searched everywhere for the whereabouts of the cobra, and Berry found its snake skin in the bushes.
The old father-in-law was very surprised, quickly pulled the weeds away and found a snake hole, he stirred it with a long stick, and then without hesitation reached in to catch the cobra, but what was pulled out was a monitor lizard, its strength should not be underestimated, once it was bitten, it might be sepsis-threatening, usually, the skin of the monitor lizard that people caught would be made into a drum, this one was too small, the material was not enough The old father-in-law put it away, the monitor lizard belonged to the reptile, faster than the rabbit's father, and the moment he let go of his hand, it disappeared.
Berry's relatives met a group of them, chatted for a while, and wanted to see the most dangerous lizard in the desert, although they knew that its venom was as strong as a cobra, but they still did not give up the idea, and soon came to the lizard's habitat, turning here and there, uphill and downhill as long as they saw the hole, they reached in and dug in, not worried about being bitten, and it was really bold to say that the people here are all men.
One of the men dug a deep hole, and a small Bengal monitor lizard crawled out of the hole and climbed in a panic.
The man reached in, pulled it out and accidentally threw it into the tree, threatening it not to come down, as if to say, "You have the ability to come up", a group of people played and saw it, and since they couldn't catch it, they would go back home.
On the way, they saw a woman cutting her hair, others digging a well, but others mourned relatives by the stone-piled graves, and unlike the Indians, the gypsies did not use cremation and there was dance and music at the funeral, and the best dancer was also tipped by the audience.
Berry went again with his father-in-law's son in search of cobras, there were snakes everywhere in the desert, snake nests and food left over, as before, they only brought a stick, but they didn't see it for half a day, but instead found it in the bushes, a large group of extremely aggressive wild bees, in this area, swarms of bees dominating every water source, the walls of buildings, the roofs of temples also had their homes.
Ruman and a group of children were preparing to collect honey, and for safety, he threw his shoes to drive the children under the age of ten away, and then took a majestic and exuberant step forward with six relatives.
With his keen observation, he soon found the quality honey on the tree, he took out a cigarette and lit it, took a few sips into his mouth, and blew wildly at the bees on the tree, who mistakenly thought it was on fire and fled in a hurry.
After Ruman's treacherous plan succeeded, he quickly broke the branch and squatted on the ground with several children, who could not wait to taste the delicacy they had obtained at the risk of their lives, and the children who tasted the sweetness showed a sweet smile, one of the little boys did not eat enough, Ruman picked up the branch, and he followed behind to receive the dripping honey with his mouth and hands, and finally licked his hands clean.
Ruman kept some of it and took it home to share with others, two small children did not even let go of the branches, the two of them you competed with each other and refused to let go, after that, Berry and his friends saw many cobra footprints in the sand, but after holding out for a long time, they still found nothing and decided to go back the same way.
The optimism and bravery of the Indian gypsies are worth learning from, and they embody a good attitude that poverty does not stop us from laughing at life.