Kamala R. #fundie temple-stories.blogspot.com

[From a website about famous tourism temples in India; the author of an article about a temple leaves their description of the temple and adds a note on their feelings about science]

Nagenahalli in Chennagiri taluk in Davanegare dist. in Karnataka is a snake sanctuary. Nagenahalli literally translates to cobras’ village. Snakes are seen everywhere. People and snake co-exists here. If bitten by any poisonous snakes and left unattended will results in death! However, this village stands as an exception. In this village, when bitten by a poisonous snake one doesn’t die. The poison doesn’t WORK. The village itself stands as a challenge to the science fraternity.

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