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His friend, James Belcher, claims that Hatfield kissed the snake 12 times, but on the 13th try the 4-foot reptile struck back. “We were sitting in the kitchen, and he ran out of the room saying, ‘Hospital, hospital, now, now,’”. Hatfield was hospitalized in critical condition.

This isn’t Hatfield’s first brush with being bitten by snakes. His Facebook page shows multiple pictures of him with snakes, including one of his bloody hand, posted in 2014. “Basterd bit me,” the caption reads.

Like a true Darwin Award champion.

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A majority of people remember their first kiss more vividly than the first time they had sex.

Interesting facts about kissing

Who really knows why we do it? The most widely accepted theory is that kissing is a way for humans to exchange biological information about whether or not our partner will make a quality mate.

It can save your life. In a New York Times study conducted in the 80’s found that men who kiss their wives before leaving for work live longer, get into fewer car accidents, and have a higher income than married men who don’t.

Not every culture is into it. Anthropologists have discovered cultures in Asia, Africa and South America that do not kiss at all. Even cultures that participate in kissing sometimes frown on doing it in public–and in some places (including parts of the US) it’s illegal.

Some people are even terrified of it. First kisses can be a nerve racking thing, and for some their anxiety can get pretty bad. Anxiety that never goes away. Chronic ‘fear of kissing’ is known as philemaphobia.

In addition to making us feel good, several studies indicate that kissing can actually help keep us in good health. Swapping mouth bacteria boosts our immune system, the extra saliva produced when you kiss washes out dangerous bacteria, and the raised heartbeat causes blood vessels to dilate, thus lowering blood pressure.

‘Kiss’ is kind of an onomatopoeia. The word “kiss” comes from the Old English word “cyssan,” No one really has knowledge of the origin of “cyssan” but it is thought that it might represent the sound people make when they smooch.

This couple can out kiss any other couple on the planet. This is Thailand’s Ekkachai and Laksana Tiranarat. In 2013 they made history by kissing for 58 hours, 35 minutes, and 58 seconds at a Ripley’s Believe It Or Not Event and are currently the world record holders for World’s Longest Kiss. A record I don’t mind them having.

It’s basically a workout for your face. Although a kiss mostly involves the orbicularis oris (the muscle around your mouth that puckers your lips) a total of 146 muscles are involved, including 34 facial muscles and 112 postural muscles. Not surprisingly, just one minute of kissing burns 26 calories.

We have special neurons that help us kiss in the dark. In the 90’s, Princeton University discovered that some neurons in the brain’s premotor cortex do two related jobs: they are important for tactile sensation and for visual awareness of the area immediately around the face. This might explain why it’s possible to find your partner’s lips after the lights go out.

It’s all about the chemistry. Kissing releases the same neurotransmitters (chemical messengers in the brain) as those that are released when you engage in intense exercise or do stimulating drugs, like cocaine. This causes your heart to beat faster and your breathing to become deep and irregular.

It helps reduce stress and makes us feel safe. Over time, kissing lowers your levels of stress hormone cortisol, making you feel all safe and secure. The longer you’ve been with someone, the bigger the decline.

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Swedish pro boxer Mikaela Lauren kissed opponent in an intense stare down at weigh-in.

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Bad and awkward kisses.

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Whoah there! Lady Gaga sang with Mick Jagger and The Rolling Stones on Gimmer Shelter on Saturday night and their chemistry was combustible

It’s a swagger off! And let’s face it, Mick was always going to win

Met her match: Nobody works a stage like Jagger, even at the grand old age of 69

Homage: Gaga’s catsuit looked like something Mick might’ve slunk around in during the ’60s, the pair were locked in a strut-off as Ronnie Woody played to the right of them

Tickled pink: The Boss was chuffed to bits to be joining the greatest rock ‘n’ roll band in the world on stage

Classic: The legends sang Tumbling Dice from the brilliant Exile on Main Street album

Local hero: It’s been a big week for Jersey born Springsteen with the 12-12-12 concert but his highlight was surely this performance

Legends: Gaga with Mick and Keith Richards (with Charlie Watts on drums), it doesn’t get much better than that

Mutual fan club: Ronnie looked pretty pleased to be jamming with Bruce

The Lady and the Stones: Gaga poses up with Ronnie Wood, Keith Richards, Mick Jagger and Charlie Watts ahead of her joining them on stage for their final anniversary performance on Saturday night

Flamboyant: Gaga was seen later in the day wearing the same Yoko Ono inspired outfit

Time to say goodbye: The Rolling Stones have been delighting fans with their reunion concerts

Belting it out: The New Jersey concert marks the last of their anniversary gigs

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