Animal Viral Video: Deadly Elephant on Rampage! Destroys Car, Tramples Man; End Sends Netizens in Shock

Viral Video of Tyke the Elephant's Rampage Resurfaces: Tragic Incident Sparks Outrage After 30 Years

Animal Viral Video

Animal Viral Video: The internet is flooded with animal viral videos, from adorable cat fights to fierce jungle battles. However, today’s viral sensation is a somber reminder of animal cruelty. A throwback video featuring Tyke, a female elephant, has resurfaced. This incident sheds light on the brutal treatment Tyke endured in a circus, which ultimately led to her breaking point.

Elephant Rampage Video Goes Viral

Recently shared on Instagram by Muneer Patcha, the video has gained a lot of attention once more. Tyke, a female African elephant, had been performing in a circus for years, undergoing torture and cruelty. The original incident occurred in Hawaii on August 20, 1994. After years of suffering, Tyke finally lost it on that awful day and went on a horrific rampage. In front of an appalled crowd, she killed her trainer and hurt a groom. Everything that happened was captured on camera for almost sixty minutes. In a tragic conclusion, Tyke was shot 86 times by cops before she passed away.

Why the Video is Going Viral Again

20 August, 2024, was Tyke’s 30th death anniversary. Now, a lot of people are sharing the video, thinking back on the heartbreaking incident and demanding a stop to animal abuse in circuses. The atrocities these animals go through for our amusement are brought to light by this incident.

Netizens React to the Heartbreaking Viral Video

Many people expressed their displeasure on social media when the video went viral. One user commented, “How cruel we humans are.” Another added, “RIP to that elephant. It did nothing wrong here; It was in search of freedom.” A third user expressed frustration, saying, “Poor elephant, didn’t want to be in a cage, so got shot for killing greedy humans.” Many expressed their shock and grief over the tragic incident in the comment area, using angry emojis and genuine replies.

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