Snake catcher who claimed to be immune to venom dies from black cobra bite trying to rescue deadly beast

A SNAKE catcher who claimed to be immune to venom died after he was bitten by a black cobra he was trying to rescue. Footage shows the snake expert, called Pamma Ahirwar, attempting to capture the deadly beast in the Jaitpur village in Maharastra, northern India. Jam PressThe snake expert died after he was bitten by a black cobra[/caption] Jam PressHe was filmed with the snake around his neck walking around the village[/caption] The venomous snake had entered the home of a local resident named Brajesh Rajak who called Pamma to remove it from the property. Pamma, who has been a snake catcher for 20 years, claimed he was bitten by snakes on multiple occasions but said the poison never penetrated his body. In a video taken at the scene, Pamma and his team are seen trying to retrieve the snake from under a table after the creature slithered away to hide. He eventually managed to catch the snake and can be seen placing the reptile around his neck while parading around the village. However, the snake unexpectedly twirled Pamma’s right arm and bit his hand. He can be seen crouching on the ground, sucking the poison out of his palm and spitting it on the floor. Most read in The Sun MAMA MIA Ronaldo, Georgina Rodriguez and his mum eat at Italian chain after Man Utd return ENERGY FAIL Two small energy firms go bust leaving 570,000 without a supplier WINTER IS COMING Face masks and work from home order could return to stop lockdown, says PM CHAINED TO BED Tragic tale of prostitute orangutan forced into sex with men twice her size HARD TO BEAR GMB's Laura Tobin cries over pic from daughter while reporting on polar bears lady in leather Corrie legend Shobna Gulati looks unrecognisable with new look at premiere He was later transported to a hospital as doctors investigated his condition. The poison spread through Pamma’s body and he eventually died from the venomous bite on Sunday. The moment a man jumps from his bed after realising a huge cobra slithered under his blanket was caught on camera last week.  And last month a five-year-old girl was bitten on the face by a venomous snake at a petting zoo in Russia. Back in June, a dad who was bitten by a King Cobra and was left completely blind lost the use of both of his legs. Jam PressSuddenly Pamma was bitten by the killer beast[/caption] Jam PressHe was pictured sucking the poison out of the wound[/caption] We pay for your stories! Do you have a story for The Sun news desk? Email us at exclusive@the-sun.co.uk or call 02077824104. You can WhatsApp us on 07423 720 250. We pay for videos too. Click here to upload yours Click here to get The Sun newspaper delivered for FREE for the next six weeks.