Man Defies Death for Science!

In Wisconsin, a man named Tim Friede has been bitten over 200 times by deadly snakes. By deliberately injecting himself with snake venom for 18 years, he developed antibodies that could lead to a breakthrough in antivenom research. Scientists are using his blood to create potentially life-saving antivenoms for snake bites, which kill 140,000 people annually. Motivated by curiosity and empathy, Friede's relentless efforts may significantly advance treatments, offering hope to victims worldwide. Chaotic yet dedicated, his story is as astonishing as his resilience.