Two Men Heart-Stopping Encounter With Charging Elephant Goes Viral On TikTok
- A TikTok video shows two grown men getting chased by a full-sized elephant, and it has gone viral
- The clip received over 1.4 million views, along with thousands of likes and many comments online
- Netizens have shared their various reactions to the video, with many of them expressing fear for the gentlemen
In some unexpected turn of events, these two men faced quite a scary reality as they were chased by a fully-grown elephant in a viral TikTok video.
Two men get chased by an elephant
The clip shared online by @zimsa_1 shows the two men narrowly escaping the large animal's attack. The men were in a forest and began fleeing for their lives as soon as they saw the elephant. The elephant caught up with the gentlemen. As the video continued, one of the guys fell, and the large animal seized the man and started kicking him until he crawled down slowly into the bushes.
The video of the men gained massive attention on TikTok as it generated over 4.1 million views along with thousands of likes and comments on the video platform.
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Watch the video below:
TikTokkers react to the clip
Meyliemel said:
"No, because they turned around to kick with their strongest leg."
@mollo291 added:
"That kick kills me."
AbbasJones asked:
"Why were they running in slow motion."
2_im_por_tant wrote:
"Not him crawling into the bushes."
Teed commented:
"Nahh, this was too funny watching. I’d be crying if it was chasing me, though."
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In the footage that has gone viral and heaped massive reactions on social media and Facebook, the entire herd of elephants was allowed by oncoming cars to cross the road.
When they were almost done, a huge-looking one at the back, like the leader, stopped momentarily and raised its trunk in a gesture that appeared exactly as though it said 'thank you' to everyone.
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Source: Briefly.co.za
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