Woman freaks out after ostrich pokes its head into car at safari park. Viral video
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A woman freaked out when an ostrich poked its head right into the car at a safari park. The video has gone crazy viral on social media.
A woman visited a safari park in Mississippi with her friend when something hilarious happened. An ostrich in search of food poked its head through the car window and this freaked her out. A video of the incident was recorded and shared online.
Chloe Benham, 22, visited Safari Wild Animal Park in Como, Mississippi, with her friend Stephen Malon. She had a bag of corn in her hand and her car’s window was wide open. The ostrich went straight for the bag and this freaked Chloe out. She can be seen screaming out loud in the video, horrified.
Watch the video here:
While she was totally overwhelmed initially, once she gained composure they laughed it off. “I probably laughed the hardest I ever have in my life. There were a ton of ostriches across the animal park grounds, so we did encounter them after this. I made sure to roll up my window before they could get another chance to stick their head in the car. I would really love to overcome my fear of ostriches before I die though," Chloe told the Mirror.
"Chloe grew up around farm animals and LOVED goats so she was very excited too. I never expected her to be scared of any of them, let alone an ostrich. Neither of us knew what was coming,” Stephen said.
That was hilarious, isn’t it?
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