‘Aap rhino ke ghar me...rhino aap ke ghar me’: Rhinoceros darts through road full of people, netizens castigate humans razing their habitat : The Tribune India

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‘Aap rhino ke ghar me...rhino aap ke ghar me’: Rhinoceros darts through road full of people, netizens castigate humans razing their habitat

Since being shared on Twitter, the video has garnered over 72,000 views

‘Aap rhino ke ghar me...rhino aap ke ghar me’: Rhinoceros darts through road full of people, netizens castigate humans razing their habitat

The video shows rhinoceros racing down a street of a human settlement area. Video grab- Twitter/@susantananda3



Tribune Web Desk

Chandigarh, August 7

Indiscriminate urbanisation and quest of infrastructural development has led to a significant loss of natural habitat meant for animals to reside. This attempt has led to serious repercussion as incidents of wild animals entering human colonies have frantically increased over past few years.

A fresh video in the course has surfaced on social media, where a rhinoceros can be seen racing down a street of a human settlement area.

The video has been shared on Twitter by Indian Forest Officer Susanta Nanda. “When the human settlement strays into a rhino habitat… Don’t confuse with Rhino straying in to a town,” the caption of the post reads.

However, the location of the incident could not be ascertained.

Since being shared on Twitter, the video has garnered over 72,000 views. People in comment section expressed their outrage over hapless treatment of people and governments towards wildlife.

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