This video, which appears to have been taken in Kruger National Park, shows supposedly drunk off-duty field guides encouraging one of their colleagues to run at the elephant. luxury safari brand and conservation company Singita admitted the clip was filmed at one of their reserves and involved one of their staff members.
Animals with enough quick thinking and agility to open a single door are impressive.
But five doors is just showing off.
Nonetheless, that’s what Leon, a grey and white cat in Skopje, Macedonia has now proven to the world he’s capable of.
In a video that would not be out of place in a Hollywood action movie, police in Santa Vitória can be seen ramming a plane at full-speed to stop it taking off with 500lbs of cocaine. Five suspects were arrested after police stopped the plane and pushed it off the runway.
You can also checkout a similar raid done last year by the Brazilian Police below
This is the heart-stopping moment a champion rally driver became the first person to perform a 360-degree backflip in a car.
French daredevil Guerlain Chicherit, 34, sped towards a 25ft high ramp in his specially built Mini Countryman at an exact 37mph.
He then hit the quarter-pipe and took off, soaring 75ft into the air and flipping his car a full 360 degrees backwards.
The professional stunt driver then landed rear wheels first on other side of the specially-made snow ramp the French ski resort of Tignes, in the Alps.
Chicherit's jaw-dropping stunt yesterday was the result of four years of preparation as he became the first person to successfully backflip a car.
He completed the first stunt in private on Sunday morning and then repeated the feat later in front of thousands of fans as a part of event set up by the Monster energy drink.
The rally star said: 'Before the jump it was crazy. I was alone in the car before the start and I just had to do it, everything was ready.
'I had to arrive at 60kph [37mph] and be full throttle in the kicker to get the right rotation.
'In the jump, I knew the balance of the car was good and it took me maybe 20 seconds to realise I had landed on my wheels.
In footage that will melt the hardest of hearts, the toddler is seen sqeaking with delight and leaping up and down on the platform as the train rolls in.
The video has been become a huge online hit after Madeleine Dubio's father posted it on YouTube.
Daniel Dubois said although he knew his daughter would be happy, he had not predicted the level of excitement the present would bring.
The short video was shared with family and friends on YouTube nearly two years ago, but after an unknown person posted it on Reddit on Monday it has spread across the globe at incredible speed.
In a matter of hours it had surpassed 50,000 views, and by Wednesday it had racked up over 540,000 hits on the site.
