We've seen a lot of animal videos become popular on the web. Folks adore to viewfootage of dogs, cats, as well as other animals, and they quickly go widespread. Today, however, the clip that is making the circuits on the net is of a hippo with a bale of turtles sitting on its back. The turtles are shown in the film when the hippopotamus chooses to come out of his cosy posture.
The video starts with a hippo sitting in a pool with half of his body submerged. Because just that portion of its body was exposed, many turtles remained stationed on its back. The hippo attempts to move out of his comfy posture a few moments later, and most of the turtles from that settled on its back fell down from its back. This clip provides proof that taking a free ride can be dangerous at times. sudha Ramen, an indian Forest service official, posted the video on Twitter. The video has received almost 7,000 hits.
This video drew a lot of laughs from the internet. "Both driver and car unsafe," one user remarked. remarked the second user. Laughing emojis were used by several netizens in response. This video is very funny and should not be ignored by anyone.
The video starts with a hippo sitting in a pool with half of his body submerged. Because just that portion of its body was exposed, many turtles remained stationed on its back. The hippo attempts to move out of his comfy posture a few moments later, and most of the turtles from that settled on its back fell down from its back. This clip provides proof that taking a free ride can be dangerous at times. sudha Ramen, an indian Forest service official, posted the video on Twitter. The video has received almost 7,000 hits.
This video drew a lot of laughs from the internet. "Both driver and car unsafe," one user remarked. remarked the second user. Laughing emojis were used by several netizens in response. This video is very funny and should not be ignored by anyone.
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