There was a time when tourists visiting Egypt did not return without enjoying the height of the pyramids. This is now a thing of the past. Now, if you are caught climbing the pyramids, you will not only have to pay a fine but you may also have to go to jail. The pyramid, which is one of the wonders of the world tilted at 51.5 degrees, is not that difficult to climb, but it is considered very difficult to get down from it. But now a video is going viral on social media which has surprised millions of people.
The Pyramids of Giza are famous all over the world. This huge pyramid is about 448 feet high. But you will be surprised to hear that a dog climbed this pyramid. This video, which has gone viral on social media, has been captured by a paraglider. While this paraglider was enjoying the pyramid from the sky, he saw the top of the pyramid and was shocked. He saw a dog resting on the pyramid. This sight shocked everyone. How did this dog climb the 448 feet high pyramid of Giza? This shocking video went viral as soon as it was uploaded on social media. People have liked this video a lot.
According to a CNN report, he said, 'We saw something at the top of the pyramid. People could not stop themselves from praising the bravery of the dog. Mosher was struck by this unusual thing.
Did the dog get down? Mosher said the dog was one of the dogs that lived around the pyramids. A rescue operation was carried out for it. An attempt was made to find the dog by paragliding over the pyramid the next day, but the attempt was unsuccessful. After a day its related update is announced. In which the dog is given the information to safely descend the pyramid on its own. A related video also comes up.
Funny comments from people in the video People have also made funny comments on this video. One user expressed concern and wrote, 'Hope he lands safely.' Another user joked, 'It's not a dog… it's an Egyptian god'. One user wrote – every dog has its day, another wrote – this dog will go to jail.
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