Farmer urinating in a field is left in agony after a snake bites him on the penis
• http://www.dailymail.co.uk, By Madlen DaviesA farmer who urinated in a field was rushed to hospital after a snake bit him on the penis.
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A farmer who urinated in a field was rushed to hospital after a snake bit him on the penis.
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