Robert F Kennedy Jr Handles Snakes on Patio

US Health Secretary Robert F Kennedy Jr was bitten by two snakes after grabbing them with his bare hands.

Robert F Kennedy Jr picked up the snakes from a patio and waved them in front of a camera. His wife, Cheryl Hines, told him to be careful. The snakes, which are not poisonous, bit him several times.

He approached the snakes, then grabbed them and held them up as they bit him before he let them go.

He saw the snakes struggling and decided to pick them up from the floor.

Robert F Kennedy Jr posted a video of this on his social media account. He said his wife helped remove the snakes from a friend's patio. Many people were not impressed with his actions.

A wildlife group warned people to stay away from snakes and not touch them, even if they are not poisonous.

This is not the first time Robert F Kennedy Jr has had a strange interaction with animals. He once left a bear's body in a park and was questioned about cutting off a raccoon's body part.

He held the snakes up after picking them up from the patio.

A congresswoman asked him about cutting off a raccoon's body part to study it, but he did not respond.

In 2024, people asked for an investigation into a claim that he cut off a whale's head with a chainsaw.

The snakes bit him many times as he held them.

His daughter talked about an incident where he cut off a whale's head and took it home. He has never commented on this.

He cut off the whale's head and took it back to his family's home in New York.

His daughter said that when they drove with the whale's head, liquid from it would pour into the car windows, which smelled very bad.

She said they had to wear bags over their heads with holes cut out for their mouths, and people on the road were upset with them.

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