TikTok Video of Cow in Lush Johannesburg Housing Development Causes a Stir, Woman Stunned at discovery

• A TikTok video capturing a cow's unexpected visit to a lush housing development called Sky City in Johannesburg has set social media abuzz
• The video showcases the cow casually strolling through the upscale Sky City area, nibbling on well-tended plants
• The footage left residents astonished and amused, with netizens sharing their disbelief online

A resident of the newly developed Sky City in Johannesburg recently lodged a bizarre complaint on TikTok.

Cow makes an entrance

The woman was convinced something was eating her flowers, but she did not know what it was. In a video @sibongile.flo posted on her TikTok page, a cow casually walked in the streets of the lush new housing development.

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The place known for its luxury living seemed an unlikely backdrop for such a surreal occurrence. While the cow's unplanned visit added a touch of rural charm to the urban elegance of Sky City, residents and developers are intrested to know how the cow made its way there.

Watch the video below:

Mystery stuns Mzansi

People from across South Africa were intrigued by the cow-moo-flage mystery and wanted to learn more about the cow's location.

Peeps flocked to the comment section to weigh in:

@Jamaal said:

"Hee Kumnandi eSky city."

@Level743vii laughed:

"It's a sign shada futhi."

@SheisGraced commented:

"1 is enough."

@Mallandela stunned:

"Hebanna isn’t this Sky City??"

@Le Ziqué said:

"Sky City or Sky Village."

@Ongz commented:

"Drive it into your yard and ask him to come settle the price with the owner of where it comes from."

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@Brown zellar shared:

"I'm worried about South Africa."

@Tshabello joked:

"What if it has anger issues and it just decided to take a walk?"

Cattle farmer can afford own lobola

In similar stories, Briefly News reported about a woman in the cattle farming business who took to social media to share the newest addition to her livestock.

Ayanda Zulu posted the video on TikTok and added that she could pay for her own lobola if she wanted to.

The KwaNongoma-born farmer was inspired to pursue farming as a full-time career after meeting a man who purchased an Audi Q7.

Source: Briefly News