Man feeds tiger from bus window in viral video. Internet is divided
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A man fed a tiger from his vehicle's window in a video that has gone viral online. The clip has over 1 million views and has divided the internet.
You never know what you might stumble upon on the internet as it is a haven for bizarre content. Oftentimes, some videos have the ability to baffle the masses as well and we have a clip with us to prove that. In a video shared by a page on Instagram, a man fed a tiger from his vehicle’s window. Yes, you read that right. Netizens are divided after watching the footage and you should surely check it out too.
The now-viral video was shared by a page called The Amazing Tigers on Instagram. In the short clip, a bus driver can be seen waving a piece of meat on a stick in front of a tiger. The wild cat approached the window and instantly gulped down the food. It also looked like the tiger was wiping its face afterwards.
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The clip swiftly went viral online with over 1 million views. Netizens had a plethora of opinions about the video. While some users found it extremely risky and dangerous, others found it delightful.
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