Snake slithers on the windscreen of a moving car. Viral video
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A video that has now gone viral on social media features a snake moving from the bonnet of the car to the windshield. The viral video has over 4,000 views.
If creepy crawlies unnerve you, this video is definitely not for you. A video that has gone viral on social media features a snake slithering on the windscreen of a moving vehicle. The video was shared on YouTube and has over 4,000 views. The video was recorded by the people sitting inside the car. The occupants were taken aback after they spotted a snake slithering on the bonnet of the car and then slowly moving towards the windscreen.
The 20-second video starts with someone from inside the car recording a snake slithering on the bonnet and making its way closer to the windscreen. Then the driver stops the car on the roadside and the next moment you see the snake on top of the windscreen and moving on top of the vehicle.
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