Cow gets hit by a car, soars into the air and falls onto a two-wheeler

A cow crossed the road at the wrong time and a Vietnamese driver got taken aback. The shocking incident was recorded on video and has taken over the internet.

ViralHog on YouTube posted a dashcam view from a car driving on a deserted road. 

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In the video, a cow appears unexpectedly on the right side of the road, attempting to cross it. Despite the driver’s best efforts, including screeching to a halt, the vehicle collides head-on with the cow.

The animal soars into the air before landing on a passing two-wheeler. The two-wheeler rider also falls to the ground, but the cow miraculously gets up and runs away.

The video was shared with the caption “Cow Crosses Road at Inopportune Time.”

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A video of a truck brushing past an SUV near a small town in Nevada, the United States, recently went viral on social media.

According to the man who shot the video, the semi-truck was on a rampage.

The video started with a shot of a truck driver’s parking lot, which ViralHog had also posted.

Before going on a rampage, a semi-truck is shown hurling itself at a passing small pick-up truck.

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The truck driver struck a car in the parking lot that had just exited the gas station.

Another terrifying video went viral last month after a motorbike collided with a car on a Thai highway.

After colliding with a car and twisting in various directions, the man on the bike was seen sliding across the road. Thankfully, the rider was wearing a helmet.

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Cows are generally sociable and curious creatures. How often they interact with people, how they were reared, if they feel intimidated or scared, and whether they have something to protect all influence their conduct. Dairy cows who are milked frequently are far more accustomed to humans and are less prone to become irritated or scared. As a natural defence, a bull (male cow) is more prone to be hostile.