Published 17:05 IST, November 29th 2019
Adorable video of 'dancing' bear goes viral online
An Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared the adorable video which has since garnered more than 1.5k views on Twitter.
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A video of a bear 'dancing' is going viral on social media as netizens can't believe that the woodland creature can shake a leg as well. An Indian Forest Service officer Susanta Nanda shared the adorable video which has since garnered more than 1.5k views on Twitter. In the video, a bear can be seen 'dancing' like a regular person.
The viral video
The short clip showed the animal rubbing his back against a tree as it was trying to scratch it. The bear looks adorable as it tries to move and twists around as it looks he is enjoying while dancing. The out of the box video is definitely a sight to see and the twitter users are loving it too.
Dancing star😊😊 pic.twitter.com/dLKDwiCnE0
— Susanta Nanda IFS (@susantananda3) November 28, 2019
A user named indirakutty commented, "It is scratching its back against the tree". Another user wrote, "IF THE HANDS WERE RAISED ABOVE SHOULDER... THE BARAAT DANCE OF INDIA." A user named Michael Carvalho tweeted, "Getting scratched on its backside against a tree." Another user shared a GIF stating that the brothers of the dancing bear are saying hi. Many others felt that the video was cute and sweet.
It is scratching its back against the tree😁
— indirakutty (@chimnibai) November 29, 2019
IF THE HANDS WERE RAISED ABOVE SHOULDER... THE BARAAT DANCE OF INDIA.......
— maneesh meena (@ManeeshMeenaIAS) November 28, 2019
Getting scratched on its backside against a tree
— Michael Carvalho (@carvalho_mike) November 28, 2019
His brothers are saying hii 😬😂😂 pic.twitter.com/mevTVaMGYZ
— Siddharth Sharma (@sidduu96) November 28, 2019
In another incident where a video of a bear stroking woman's hair in Mexico zoo went going viral on the internet. The bear filmed inside Mexico's ecological park just wanted to fix a woman's hair. The video went viral on social media following a story by Daily Mail. According to Daily Mail, the video was shot at Chipinque Ecological Park in Monterrey on Saturday.
Updated 22:45 IST, November 29th 2019