Rhino Wakes From Sedation and SMASHES Truck With Its Horn!

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Published9 months ago
Duration2:09
Video IDHDp_jAlkIgk
Languageen-GB
CategoryPets & Animals
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video

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Views75.7K
Likes1.1K
Comments518
Engagement Rate2.13%
Likes per 100 views1.45
Comments per 1K views6.84

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An angry rhino woke up from sedation and charged at a conservationist’s truck, destroying it with its horn. Willie Viljoen was unloading a white rhino in the Northern Cape, South Africa, on September 19 when the huge animal turned aggressive. Dramatic footage – viewed more than 6.3million times – shows the 15-year-old suddenly turn and ram Willie’s Toyota Hilux with its horn. Using its huge bulk, the rhino punctured the side of the vehicle as well as its tyres in its repeated charges before walking away. Willie said: “This isn’t a common occurrence, white rhinos are generally quite docile. They’re actually the sweetest animals. “This was so unexpected but this is part of the job. It sucks as I will need a new vehicle but at least the animal is safe and that’s all that matters. “They don’t really have much violence or anger in them. They don’t see very well, they smell well though. “They’re normally under the influence of drugs and stand around before walking off slowly and calmly. This was so strange that this wanted to fight us. “The damage is still being checked by the insurance company, the vehicle has been collected. We don’t know if it will be written off.” Subscribe to Wild Sightings here - https://bit.ly/3O2qSMi Click the notification button so you're first to see our brand new uploads 🔔🔔 To find out more about the stories behind the videos, visit our website - https://wild-sightings.com/latest-posts/ For more videos like this, click here - All videos are available to license without commentary and subtitles. To license this video clip for editorial or commercial use, contact [email protected]. Video ID:

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