Many people love to visit national parks to watch the wildlife closely. While some jeeps and buses take you around the forest area, do you ever expect an animal to enter the building where you are staying? No, right? Well, something similar recently happened when two rhinos entered a building in Chitwan National Park.
Indian Forest Service (IFS) officer Susanta Nanda shared a video of two rhinos walking inside a building. As a man inside a room shoots the video, he can be heard saying, "Oh my God." In the post's caption, the IFS officer wrote, "You have seen enough of 'elephants in the room'… Here take a look at another mega herbivorous in the room at Chitwan National Park."
Take a look at the video here:
This video was shared just one day ago. Since being shared online, it has been viewed 48,000 times and has been liked more than 2000 times. The video also has several comments.
Take a look at a few reactions here:
{{/usCountry}}This video was shared just one day ago. Since being shared online, it has been viewed 48,000 times and has been liked more than 2000 times. The video also has several comments.
Take a look at a few reactions here:
{{/usCountry}}An individual wrote, "Sometimes it's still possible to address the elephant in the room, now how do we address the rhino in the room? Ghusaa Ho gaya to?" A second person added, "Someone rolled the Jumanji dice again, it seems," A third person wrote, "This scene reminds me of Jumanji."