What happens when a show which promises to show people a man getting eaten alive by an anaconda backs down on its promise? Scorn, and ridicule if Twitter is to be believed. [caption id=“attachment_1841337” align=“alignleft” width=“380”] Naturalist Paul Rosolie was ridiculed for failing to be swallowed by an anaconda. AFP[/caption] When naturalist Rosolie wanted to focus attention on the destruction of the Amazon rainforest, he decided he needed a stunt guaranteed to get people watching. So the staunch environmentalist said he would himself as dinner to an anaconda — and would be swallowed alive, filming every moment. Much fuss was made about a ‘special suit’ that Rosolie was supposed to have developed for the purpose of the stunt, which would prevent him from being eaten alive or being constricted and also not harm the snake. Except that is not exactly what happened. What Rosolie did not anticipate was that the anaconda would try crushing him before swallowing him. During the event, Rosolie felt his arm breaking because the snake was crushing him. Eventually, he had to be rescued and could not be swallowed alive by the snake. Twitter reacted negatively to Rosolie’s failed stunt. Here are some of the prominent tweets:
Hey @discovery, can I have my own show? #EatenAlive pic.twitter.com/OLEZykn1sx
— Trent (@BarstoolTrent) December 8, 2014
If we've learned anything this past 24 hours its anacondas don't eat people and never use @Discovery as a source for science #EatenAlive
— Brian Barczyk 🐍 (@SnakeBytesTV) December 9, 2014
Bella is being #EatenAlive I am sure it is much more exciting than the actual TV show. (No Animals were harmed) pic.twitter.com/mlnl9L4umJ
— Mrz 👩🏼🎤Mazz (@mrzmazz) December 9, 2014
I'm more entertaining than @Discovery #eatenAlive was :) pic.twitter.com/WfoEpWb3ys
— #SJSharkie (@sjsharkie) December 9, 2014
Next time I watch something called #EatenAlive, somebody better get eaten alive.
— Casey Pratt (@CaseyAPratt) December 8, 2014
#EatenAlive is some of the dumbest stuff I've ever seen and I've seen Home Alone 3 AND 4
— Sean Doolittle (@whatwouldDOOdo) December 8, 2014
#EatenAlive should have been called #SqueezedAlive instead ... False marketing LOL @Discovery
— Zak Bagans 🧛🏻♂️ (@Zak_Bagans) December 8, 2014
If you ever want to complain that #GhostHunters doesn't find enough ghosts - just watch #EatenAlive and know true disappointment. ;)
— Amy Bruni (@amybruni) December 8, 2014
Misleading title: #EatenAlive. Appropriate title: #BroHuggedByABigSnake.
— nascarcasm (@nascarcasm) December 8, 2014
Discovery letting me think Paul gets eaten by a snake and then not letting that happen is the reason I have trust issues. #EatenAlive
— Zac Dalpe (@ZacDalpe22) December 8, 2014
Next on Discovery..."Finding the Tooth Fairy" where I spend two hours looking for the Tooth Fairy, give up and get a burrito. #EatenAlive
— Matt Lindner (@mattlindner) December 8, 2014
Hey @Discovery you should do a special on my cataconda, Oliver. I bet he can eat a man. #EatenAlive pic.twitter.com/8Kdr8qfOd1
— Rufio (@RufioRadio) December 8, 2014
Everyone who works for the @Discovery Channel right now #EatenAlive pic.twitter.com/OByxvfepBK
— yung nasty man (@ColtonIrwin) December 8, 2014


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