“Why Women Live Longer”: SA Laughs As Bull Sends Afrikaner Man Flying Over Fence

“Why Women Live Longer”: SA Laughs As Bull Sends Afrikaner Man Flying Over Fence

  • An Instagram user shared a video of his friend creeping behind a bull who was lying next to a fence, minding its business
  • When the young Afrikaner man got close enough, he tried leaping onto the bull, which lifted its hind legs and sent the man flying
  • Some members of the community laughed at the unfortunate predicament, while others thought it was a silly thing to do
An Afrikaner crept up on a bull.
An Afrikaner was sent flying over a fence after creeping up on a bull. Images: @joha_n1370 / Instagram, wombatzaa / Getty Images
Source: UGC

Hoping to have some fun with a bull, an Afrikaner was sent flying over a fence when he approached the bovine from behind. Internet users responded with mixed reactions, but mostly laughter, after watching the clip.

Into the sky, you fly

An Instagram user named Johan shared a video of the incident on his account, which was reshared by the account SouthAfriWorld, showing his friend Mianter creeping up on a white bull lying next to a wire fence that separated one part of the land from another.

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The mischievous Mianter was a few centimetres away from the farm animal when he jumped on its back. The bull clearly didn't appreciate the act and lifted its hind legs, sending the young man over the border, while the cameraman burst into laughter while his friend tried to recover.

Take a look at the Instagram video below:

Internet busts at 'flying' man

Several social media users headed to the comment section with laughter after seeing the man's unfortunate predicament with the bull. Other app users weren't too keen on Mianter's friend's reaction when he went flying over the fence.

Girls hanging out and laughing together.
Many internet users could not help but laugh at the Afrikaner's misfortune. Image: Nick David
Source: Getty Images

@official_percy.rsa humorously pointed out:

"That was the quickest way to get to the other side."

@ayeshavanwyk laughed and said in the comments:

"Eina! What are you doing? Since when are we riding bulls in South Africa? This is not a taxi. Don't! That's an Afrikaner bull."

@salmaan jokingly told the online community:

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"A Red Bull gives you wings. A white bull sends you flying over the fence."

After watching the clip, @binx_vloggerenber added with a laugh:

"This is why women live longer."

@papagai_tangeni, who didn't find the interaction between the man and the cow comical, shared in the comment section:

"This guy is lucky. I don’t know what’s funny, honestly."

An unimpressed @taybzcupp786 wrote under the post:

"Who needs enemies when you have friends like these? Instead of checking to see if the dude was okay, the person videoing is laughing! I mean, that guy could have been seriously injured."

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Jade Rhode (Human Interest Editor) Jade Rhode is a Human Interest Reporter who joined the Briefly News team in April 2024. She obtained her Bachelor of Arts degree from Rhodes University, majoring in Journalism and Media Studies (distinction) and Linguistics. Before pursuing her tertiary education, Jade worked as a freelance writer at Vannie Kaap News. After her studies, she worked as an editorial intern for BONA Magazine, contributing to both print and online. To get in touch with Jade, email jade.rhode@briefly.co.za

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