Boa bites dancer during rehearsal for Nicki Manaj's 'Anaconda' at VMAs

A 6-foot-long boa constrictor named Rocky stole the show Friday amid a practice for Nicki Minaj's execution of "Boa constrictor" at the MTV Video Music Awards when he bit a reinforcement dance lover in the arm, as per an announcement from MTV.

The female dance lover, who was not recognized by Viacom agents, was dealt with promptly on the spot by a doctor at The Forum in Los Angeles and later sent to a neighborhood clinic for treatment, Chris Velvin, chief of generation wellbeing for Viacom Media, told CNN. Her wounds were not life-undermining.

Minaj was in front of an audience for the practice yet was not included in the episode, as indicated by the announcement. She commented, "Did she get bit by the snake?"

Boa constrictors are not venomous, and Velvin said this snake had never assaulted anybody previously.

"He's an expert amusement snake," Velvin said. "He's been doing this for 15 years."

The snake was hung around the dance specialist's shoulders when it bit her within her exited arm, as indicated by the announcement.

It's obscure what incited the snake, Velvin said, however the practice had been going regularly and the harmed lover of the dance floor had rehearsed with the snake previously.

The live execution of "Boa constrictor," an unseemly remix of Sir Mix-a-Lot's "Infant Got Back," will at present incorporate a snake, however it won't be Rocky, Velvin said.