Arslan Valeev - Russian videobloger, who died in the air from the bite of a black mamba

• Arslan Valeev - Russian videobloger, who died in the air from the bite of a black mamba

Arslan Valeev - Russian videobloger, author of the popular Russian-language channels in YouTube: "Private exotarium" - popularization of terrarium animals (snakes, lizards, crocodiles, turtles, amphibians, spiders, scorpions) and BobCat TV - on the trot and other exotic animals. The second channel Arslan conducted with his wife Catherine Valeyeva (Pyatyzhkinoy).

On Saturday, 23 September, during a live broadcast Arslan Valeev talked about a recent break-up with his wife and talked about death. For some time he disappeared from the view of the camera, and when he returned, he said that he was bitten by a poisonous snake - the black mamba. Next blogger dictated a number of his wife and asked her to call. After a while Valeev fainted on the air.

So far, it has been suggested that in this way Arslan Valeev wanted to attract attention and to commit suicide. When he lost consciousness, his channel subscribers called an ambulance, and the blogger was hospitalized. Unfortunately, at around noon on September 25, he died without regaining consciousness.

The tragic events, as it turns out, was preceded by a big quarrel with his wife - videobloger accused his wife of infidelity, then attacked her.

About Ekaterina attack reported in Instagram, upload photos and a medical examination.

Valeev later publicly apologized to his wife, but the reunification did not take place.

Then Arslan Valeev during Stream provoked a black mamba, and the animal had bitten him. At the hospital, the blogger entered into a state of artificial coma, however, despite all medical efforts, Valeev died.

Although the black mamba has a reputation as an extremely dangerous snake is not aggressive and never attack just like that. In the wild, it avoids human contact. And only when the inevitable meeting makes the snake warning posture, and if that does not work, then just bite.