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Viral video of a crocodile pursuing an antelope in a river

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  • Vinod Kapri shared a viral video on Twitter of an antelope being chased by a crocodile.
  • The video’s conclusion was top-notch and received over 18k views.
  • Twitter users expressed relief for the antelope.

On Monday, filmmaker Vinod Kapri shared an exceedingly fascinating video on Twitter. In the viral video, an antelope known as a Red Lechwe is seen being chased by a crocodile as it crosses a river. According to the director, the video’s conclusion was top-notch, so you should absolutely see it.

The now-viral video was first posted on the Wisdom of the Lion page on Twitter. An antelope can be seen crossing a river in the 50-second video. It was being pursued by a crocodile when it suddenly appeared behind it. The antelope started swimming as quickly as it could as the croc drew near. However, the crocodile came dangerously near to grabbing the antelope.

The antelope, however, was too quick and managed to flee in time. Cheering can be heard in the background from others who were filming the event.

“A TOP class climax!” Kapri wrote the post’s caption.

View the popular video here:

After being posted online, the video received over 18k views. Twitter users responded quickly to the video and expressed relief for the antelope.

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