Twitter is all worked up over a viral photo of mango growing near bee hive. See viral picture

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Updated At : 01:35 AM Mar 24, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, March 23

Social media has got the immense power to trend events and pictures which are quite unconventional and catchy. This time, the picture that has surfaced and got crazy viral is of a mango.

In the viral picture, a solo mango hanging on a branch is visible to be grown over a huge bee hive. The viral picture was posted on Twitter by IPS RK Vij.

“Season’s first mango with Z security,” Vij captioned the tweet.

As the mango grows dangerously close to bee hive, netizens have triggering a plethora of reactions.

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