A one-year-old baby boy in Haifa, a northern port city of Israel, encountered a snake in his own room. Surprisingly, the baby bit off the snake's head and "won in the end". A scream from the mother drew neighbor Ely Cohen, who rushed into the room and snatched the remaining body of the snake from Kadir's hand. Cohen speculated that the child put the snake in his mouth out of natural instinct. Fortunately, the snake was non-venomous, otherwise the ending could have been tragic. The infant, named Kadidr, came across a 35 centimeters long snake in his room on the morning of the 26th. When Kadidr's mother noticed it, he had already bitten off the snake's head and was chewing on its body. (Xinhua News Agency)