Viral Video Shocks Internet as Snakes Drop from Collapsing Ceiling in South Africa

Viral Video Shocks Internet as Snakes Drop from Collapsing Ceiling in South Africa

  • A viral Facebook video captured the shocking moment several massive snakes fell from a collapsing ceiling
  • The video triggered a mix of fear and curiosity online, with social media users debating how the reptiles ended up there
  • The clip proved that bizarre animal encounters always capture Mzansi’s attention, especially the unexpected ones

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South Africans were horrified and fascinated when a viral clip showed huge snakes dropping from a ceiling, sparking fear and online debate about the shocking scene.

Social media users were stunned when a viral video showed large snakes falling through a broken ceiling
A Facebook video went viral after showing huge snakes tumbling from a collapsing ceiling. Image: Kristianbell
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The internet was left horrified after a viral video showed multiple large snakes falling from a collapsing ceiling. The clip, shared by a woman and Facebook user Samkeliso.mpofu1, quickly circulated online, leaving viewers in shock and disbelief at the unexpected scene and how they got up there.

In the video, the ceiling appears to give way before the massive reptiles tumble to the floor. Social media users were stunned by the sheer size of the snakes, with many admitting they would have run for their lives if they were in the room. The video sparked an instant wave of comments, with some speculating about where the building was located and how so many snakes ended up in one spot.

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Ceiling collapse sparks panic online

The terrifying clip also stirred curiosity, as viewers debated whether the reptiles had been living in the ceiling or were placed there by accident. Some pointed out that snake sightings increase in warmer months, while others were simply fascinated by the unusual event. The post quickly gained traction across multiple platforms, drawing in users who couldn’t resist the mix of fear and fascination.

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Ultimately, the viral video reminded everyone why unexpected animal encounters dominate online trends. While some viewers were entertained from the safety of their phones, the thought of snakes raining from the ceiling left many swearing they’d never feel safe indoors again.

A viral post revealed huge snakes falling from a collapsing ceiling, leaving viewers horrified
A shocking clip captured the moment several massive snakes dropped from the ceiling as it gave way. Image: samkeliso.mpofu1
Source: TikTok

Mzansi reacted to the video

Sinoxolo Vader Happyness Mpambani said:

"Yoh and they still there yeeeer, I would be gone in seconds."

Emkay Mokoma commented:

"This is probably Australia. Those ppl always have something crawling out of their house. Anywhere really, even under. Haik."

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Moshe Khumalo wrote:

"Stop living like rats because you invite snakes into your homes."

Puseletso Caroline said:

"I was gonna be scared to stay and sleep in that house forever."

Likely Arsylia Lehloibi Taiwe commented:

"Haibo sis, what's going on yoh."

Perfect Constance wrote:

"That one is not just a snake. The owner of the house knows the truth."

Ivy Amaechi Nkuna said:

"Point of no return! The day I'll believe I can fly."

Nontsika Moliet commented:

"Yhu, ndingemkaaa forever 3 yonke."

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Gloria Masia Gloria Masia is a Human Interest Writer at Briefly News. She holds a Diploma in Public Relations from UNISA and a Diploma in Journalism from Rosebank College. With over six years of experience, Gloria has worked in digital marketing, online TV production, and radio. Email:gloria.masia@briefly.co.za