South Africans Baffled by US Lady’s Claim of Falling of Zebra, Chiropractor Debunks TikTok Video

• South Africans have been left puzzled by a TikTok video in which a U.S. woman claimed to have fallen off a zebra
• The video quickly spread, sparking scepticism and amusement among viewers, with many branding the lady a liar
• Speaking to Briefly News, Dr Darren Subrayan a chiropractor in Johannesburg stepped in to debunk the claim, shedding light on the inaccurate information shared

A TikTok video that featured a U.S. woman claiming to have fallen off a zebra has sparked a flurry of reactions among South Africans.

SA reacts to Zebra claim

The video quickly went viral, leaving many both amused and sceptical about the unusual incident. The clip, which has garnered thousands of views and shares, shows the woman recounting a story of falling off a zebra's back during a supposed safari adventure.

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South Africans took to social media to express their disbelief and amusement over the improbable story. The video was shared by a Johannesburg chiropractor practice called @dainfern.chiro on its TikTok page.

In an exclusive comment to Briefly News, Dr Darren Subrayan, who saw the video, shared how outrageous this claim was and said:

"The original video was posted by a chiropractor based in the USA, we saw it and thought it was interesting as we are chiropractors based in South Africa.

"We deal with a lot of horse riders and have never heard of someone riding a Zebra."

Watch the video below:

SA reacts to zebra claim

This curious video underscores the power of social media to circulate extraordinary stories and the need for fact-checking. As South Africans continue to engage with the video, the incident remains a humorous and educational moment.

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People flocked to the comment section to share their thoughts:

@mthembu_bongeka said:

'South Africans, idombolo."

@Amanda_Langa commented:

"Unamanga."

@Jess shared:

"Fell off a zebra?Okay, why was she riding it? I have too many questions. Was it real?"

@User4356 joked:

"Haibo, maybe a zebra crossing."

@Choir Freak laughed:

"She looks very gullible tho ,maybe somebody painted a horse and told her it's a zebra .Nog nooit sulke kak gehoor nie."

@elescharossouw shared:

"Maybe they disguised a donkey as a zebra."

Durban man hospitalised after surviving being mauled by Pit Bull

In a similar story, Briefly News reported about 45-year-old mand has been hospitalised after being brutally mauled by a pit bull in Phoenix.

The man was walking down a street in Sastri Park when the dog attacked, sustaining multiple bite wounds and a fractured leg.

The rise in pit bull attacks has bolstered the call for the South African government to ban the dog breed.

Source: Briefly News