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HHS Secretary RFK Jr. Bitten by Snake After Grabbing Them Barehanded

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Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services, posted a video of himself grabbing two snakes with his bare hands, a clip that has drawn criticism. On the 26th (local time), The Hill and other outlets reported that Kennedy uploaded the video to his X account (formerly Twitter). The footage shows him picking up two snakes that were mating in a corner of a terrace.In the video, his wife, Cheryl Hines, repeatedly shouts, “Why are you doing that?” Kennedy ignores her and raises the snakes toward the camera. One of the snakes bites his finger; he looks at the wound briefly but does not release the animal. Hines can be heard saying, “You’re not in your right mind.”The 72-year-old Kennedy has previously been criticized for other unusual interactions with animals. In 2014, he transported the carcass of a bear cub he found on the road to New York’s Central Park and abandoned it there. In a past interview, his daughter alleged that about 40 years ago he used a chainsaw to remove the head from a whale carcass that washed ashore on the Massachusetts coast. Last year, advocacy groups filed a complaint that led the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration to investigate that incident. Earlier this month, Kennedy also posted a photo online showing him holding a live wild bird.#USA #snake #HHSSecretary #Kennedy Yonhap News TV — for story tips and inquiries: KakaoTalk/LINE jebo23; Na-kyung Lee (nakyi@yna.co.kr)

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