YouTuber's 'fake tiger prank' startles animals, videos leave netizens in splits | WATCH

In an off-board prank that left many in splits while offended some handful, a YouTuber was seen lurching with two big plush toy tigers and pranking stray animals that were sozing comfortably. In a side-splitting video foot that was shared on YouTube channel named 'Angel Naga', Thailand-based YouTuber startles unsuspecting animals by situating fake stuffed giant cats in ir vicinity and taking m by surprise. Many animals respond comically to sudden encounter with plush tiger, assuming y were faced with real predatory danger.   nearly 2-minute clip amassed huge reaction as netizens laughed at animals that were left aghast seeing fake tiger, so much so, that many were seen running for hills. 

"Fake Tiger Prank with monkeys and dogs. So Funny. In 2020 I me this video just for fun for you only. Poor dogs and monkeys," re caption to video. clip features a series of segments that compiled horrified reactions of pooches that were just relaxing and y suddenly tice fake tigers behind m. Some of dogs were quick to sprint and flee from spot while ors simply froze staring at plush toys, still struggling between fight or flight reaction. In one instance, YouTuber veiled fake tigers around a troop of monkeys scourging for food. Internet h a good guffaw as several monkeys were seen shaken up discovering a tiger in vicinity and ran helter-skelter to find an ambush. felines, in a slightly brisk response, were seen sprinting, leaping, and scrabbling after seeing mammoth tigers. 

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Animals pranked with fake tiger

video amassed over  2.2 million views as users called clip extremely funny. While some were offended that man could give some of those animals a heart attack with his stealth and fake tigers, YouTuber cleared air, saying, that he in fact fed  animals in end and apologized for hurting animal lovers. "How se animals kw tiger will eat m? Do y learn it from Nat Geo?" one asked in a comical response to clip. "Some of se animals have never seen a tiger let alone a big cat. So ir reaction must stem from instinct when ir ancestors dealt with such threats constantly," ar said. "Funny," commented third, making laughter emoticons. 

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