Snake my day! Kung Fu master pulls venomous serpent through his nose and mouth

Kung Fu master Wu Song showed off his creepy talents including pulling a snake through his nose and mouth and carrying buckets of water with his eyelids, in Chendu, Monday.

Song said he began practicing as young as 12 years-old and was taught by several Kung Fu masters. He stated that when learning his snake talent, he first had to tame the snake, which he said was poisonous, and get it used to his smell.

The Kung Fu master is also able to lift heavy objects, such as buckets full of water and pull people on a trolley, using hooks hanging from his eyelids.

Song hopes in his future that his son will master the same talents. However his son Xiao Yong was less enthusiastic saying, "I should practice a lot. To be honest, it makes me really uncomfortable."

SOT, Wu Song, Kung Fu master, (Mandarin): "This snake is also a poisonous snake, the biggest difficulty is to tame it. Snakes will judge everything with their sense of smell, it is difficult for it to get used to my smell."

SOT, Wu Song, Kung Fu master, (Mandarin): "Now I want to my son, Xiao Yong, to have the skill."

SOT, Xiao Yong, Wu Song's son (Mandarin): "Ordinary people cannot do it. In order to inherit the techniques, I should practice a lot. To be honest, it makes me really uncomfortable."

SOT, Miss Li, local villager (Mandarin): "The nose is too small for the big snake to go through. It's strange, really."