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This Guy Promised the World He Would Let a Snake Eat Him Alive...But What Happened on Last Night's Show Left Lots of People Fuming
Paul Rosolie, wearing a special snake-proof suit, wrestles an anaconda as he prepares to be "Eaten Alive." The naturalist drew criticism after the much-publicized TV event ended prematurely, with him calling to be rescued after the snake had consumed his head. (Image via Discovery/Daily Mail)

This Guy Promised the World He Would Let a Snake Eat Him Alive...But What Happened on Last Night's Show Left Lots of People Fuming

"I'm calling it! I need help!"

Never before have so many been so mad about...a man letting a snake munch on his head?

Internet denizens heaped scorn on Paul Rosolie after the American naturalist appeared on the Discovery Channel Sunday night promising to be "Eaten Alive" by an anaconda — but then called for his team to pull him out after the snake had pinned him and taken his head inside its jaws.

Paul Rosolie, wearing a special snake-proof suit, wrestles an anaconda as he prepares to be "Eaten Alive." The naturalist drew criticism after the much-publicized TV event ended prematurely, with him calling to be rescued after the snake had consumed his head. (Image via Discovery/Daily Mail) Paul Rosolie, wearing a special snake-proof suit, wrestles an anaconda as he prepares to be "Eaten Alive." The naturalist drew criticism after the much-publicized TV event ended prematurely, with him calling to be rescued after the snake had consumed his head. (Image via Discovery/Daily Mail)

Rosolie's wife, Gowri, looks on as her husband is "eaten" by a snake. (Image via YouTube) Rosolie's wife, Gowri, looks on as her husband is "eaten" by a snake. (Image via YouTube)

The anaconda's jaws close in on Rosolie's head. (Image via YouTube) The anaconda's jaws close in on Rosolie's head. (Image via YouTube)

But just a few moments into the ordeal, Rosolie, communicating with his team by radio, says his arms are "torquing" and might break — so he calls for his team to take the snake off of him.

"This thing is gonna break," Rosolie says. "I'm calling it! I need help!"

Rosolie cries uncle. (Image via YouTube) Rosolie cries uncle. (Image via YouTube)

Rosolie gasps for air after being rescued from the jaws of an anaconda. (Image via YouTube) Rosolie gasps for air after being rescued from the jaws of an anaconda. (Image via YouTube)

On Twitter, people expressed disgust and disappointment that Rosolie's show, "Eaten Alive," didn't deliver on its name.

A few users offered humorous takes, with one suggesting Rosolie would take on a Tyrannosaurus rex and another posting a picture with his finger in his dog's mouth, asking, "Hey Discovery, can I have my own show?"

Watch the clip of Rosolie being partially consumed by the anaconda below:

See more from "Eaten Alive" in the clip below:

This story has been updated.

(H/T: Daily Mail)

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