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The internet is known for being full of entertaining content which can crack up thousands of social media users. While humans are known for creating engaging and humorous videos through their skills, animals can also get funny sometimes. We all love to watch them as they do hilarious things on camera. One such video has now gone viral on social media and left viewers laughing out loud. Two deer, who are generally considered to be very peaceful animals, were seen engaging in a boxing match, in the now-viral clip. The video, which was shot in a large field, shows a herd grazing when suddenly the two animals stood up on their hind legs and started ‘boxing’ with each other.
A video of the same was posted by Indian Forest Service officer Sushant Nanda. He often shares videos and photographs of the wildlife on his Twitter handle. The six-second video shared on Monday, 19 September, shows the two deer standing up on their hinds and further boxing with each other. One of them later decides to give in as he tries to run away from the other one.
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While the other animals in the herd were undisturbed by the brief face-off, it did catch the attention of the internet where people were super-amused after viewing it. While some users called it a fight “between a couple”, some also joked that the two were fighting over a ‘man’. A user also said that the two deer were trained by kangaroos.
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Notably, this is not the first time that the IFS officer has shared an unusual video. Earlier on Sunday, he shared another video showing leopards climbing and descending a tree. In the 77-second long clip, a leopard was initially seen climbing down the coconut tree. However, as soon as he reached the bottom, another leopard followed up and chased it up to the tree.
While the sight seemed to be a fight between the two animals, it did leave social media users quite amused.
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