Furious Rhino Attacks Car And Flips it Over Three Times at Serengeti Safari Park in Germany (Watch Video)

A shocking video of a rhinoceros attacking a car has gone viral on social media. The clip shows the animal hitting at the vehicle with its horn while the driver is still inside. The incident happened at Serengeti safari park in Hodenhagen, Germany. The 30-year-old rhino bull, named Kusini was reportedly furious and attacked the vehicle making it tumble down. Surprisingly, the keeper managed to emerge unhurt out of the safari car which is a small hatchback painted with stripes. Snakes and Freshwater Crocodiles Sneaked out of Australia's Canberra Reptile Zoo, Officials Release Footage to Nail Thief (Watch Video)

The video was captured by 35-year-old Igor Petrov who was touring along with the visitors in an open jeep. The angry rhino can be seen attacking the car and flipping it over three times. The car's windshield was completely shattered as the animal slammed into it. Bronze Hippo Sculpture Weighing 680 Kg Stolen From Luxurious Chilstone Garden in UK.

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According to DW.com the park's manager, Fabrizio Sepe, said that it is not known what enraged Kusini. The rhino has been living in the park for 18 months. Fabrizio does not present any risk to visitors, however, admitted that the animal might be better off in a zoo. Serengeti Park made headlines earlier this year when an animal keeper was wounded in an enclosure.

With rhino numbers being historically low, Kusini was brought to the park for breeding purposes. Due to conservation efforts, the species has been reclassified from Endangered to Vulnerable. Poaching and habitat loss have been one of the major causes of the decline of their population. Incidents of angry animals flipping vehicles have been captured on camera multiple times in the past.

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